I built a website with AI. Google has already shown it 1,800 times.

Few days ago, I was looking at the results of a small website I built with ai recently. i have used Lovable for that.

Lovable is a vibe coding app where you can build anything just by talkhing with it.

Google Search Console showed 1,800 impressions and 4 clicks in last 7 days. Now, four clicks aren't going to pay anyone's bills. And impressions aren't the same as visitors.

But I was interested in something else.

I'd taken an idea, turned it into a website and started collecting real data about what people were searching for.

All without hiring a developer or spending months learning how to code.

And it reminded me how much the way we use AI has changed.

I see people spending hours trying to get ChatGPT to write a better caption.

Meanwhile, they could be using the same technology to build something that brings potential customers to their business.

1. Find a problem people are already searching for.

Don't start by asking ChatGPT for 50 business ideas.

Look at questions your potential customers are asking on Reddit, in Facebook groups, on Google or in your inbox.

Find one problem related to something you already know or sell.

A business coach might notice people asking how to price their services. A copywriter might find founders struggling to write welcome emails.

Either question could become a useful resource on a website.

2. Use AI to turn that answer into a simple website.

You can use an AI website builder to create a basic site and publish a genuinely helpful page.

It doesn't need 20 features.

A clear headline, a detailed answer, useful examples and a way for an interested reader to contact you are enough to get started.

You can use ChatGPT to plan the page, organise your ideas and improve the writing. But check the information before publishing it.

3. Connect Google Search Console.

Once your website is live, verify it in Google Search Console and submit your sitemap.

Then watch which search terms generate impressions.

You might discover people are finding your website through questions you hadn't considered.

That's useful information for your next article, service or product.

4. Give visitors somewhere useful to go next.

Traffic alone isn't a business.

If someone finds your article about writing welcome emails, perhaps your next step is to offer a free welcome-email checklist.

From there, they can subscribe to your newsletter or enquire about your email-writing service.

Now your website has a purpose beyond collecting views.

Here's a prompt you can try today.

Choose one idea and build a useful page around it.

It might not bring you customers immediately. My own results are still at an early stage, and there's plenty to improve.

But you'll have something real to test, and you'll start learning from actual search data rather than guessing what people want.

I've created a free community where we're sharing practical lessons on using ChatGPT for business, creating content and images, building simple AI workflows and turning those skills into services.

I'm also preparing a step-by-step walkthrough of the AI website and Google Search Console process.

If you've been wanting to do more with AI than write captions, come and join us.

Learn one useful skill, try the practical exercises and start building something for your own business.

See you inside,

Jane