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AI Agents, Class 11: the right way to build a custom site

Sir Faheem Akhtar's Class 11: building custom sites to rank, why static HTML and CSS sites instead of dynamic ones, the build prompt to start with, and building the whole site before adding articles one by one.

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This whole document is from Class 11 of the AI Agents module, Right Way to Build Custom Site, taught by Sir Faheem Akhtar.

Build it to rank

Every custom site in this class is built with one thing in mind: it has to rank.1

Static, not dynamic

The sites we build are static sites: everything is built inside HTML and CSS. We do not build dynamic sites.1

The reason the class gives, static sites are:1

  • SEO friendly, and
  • easy to crawl.

The notes do not describe dynamic sites beyond saying not to build them.

The prompt to start with

Whenever you start building a site, begin the prompt with:

Build Custom HTML Static Website ...

A full example from the class, for a words counter tool:1

Build Custom HTML Static Website, build words counter. Make sure design is
modern, speed is fast, it is mobile friendly. Analyze top sites and build
better version of them

What the example asks for, point by point:

  1. Custom HTML static website: the opening that sets the build type.
  2. The tool: here, a words counter.
  3. Modern design.
  4. Fast speed.
  5. Mobile friendly.
  6. Analyze the top sites and build a better version of them.

Swap the words counter for your own tool and keep the rest. The same competitor rule appears in Class 10: analyse the competitors and leave none of their gaps in your site.

Whole site first, then articles

First get the whole website built. Then add articles to it one by one.1

Class infographic

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Footnotes

  1. iSkills AI Agents Session 11 notes, Right Way to Build Custom Site, taught by Sir Faheem Akhtar. ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5

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