FREE · THE EXACT PROMPT
By Abi Odedeyi · CodeFreeIQ
The exact Sites prompt, word for word
The one I used to replace 40 identical emails with one link. Plus the five pages a business should actually build with it.
By Abi Odedeyi · CodeFreeIQ📋
Copy, swap, send
Brackets show what to change. Nothing else needed.
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Phone-length pages
The prompt bakes in the length rule so it never writes a brochure.
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The public-link warning
What belongs on a Sites page and what never does.
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The exact prompt
Swap the brackets, send it, then tell it what to change. You don't start again, you brief it like a person.
Make me a @Sites for a joining instructions page for a live online session.
[Day, date, time, timezone]. It's 90 minutes, hands-on, so people need a laptop.
Include: what time to arrive, what to bring, what to do before the day,
whether there's a recording, how to reach me.
Warm and plain, not corporate.
Keep it short enough to read on a phone in one minute.
The 5 pages worth building
Take bookings? A what-happens-next page: parking, what to bring, cancellation terms. Send with every confirmation.
Consultant or agency? A status page per client: where we're up to, what I'm waiting on, what's next.
Hiring? A first-week page. Nobody reads the handbook; they'll read one page.
Compared to others? An honest comparison of your own packages, including who each one is NOT for.
Run events? One page per event, deleted when it's done.
Careful bit: a published link is public. Anyone can forward it. Joining instructions, fine. A negotiated price, never. Full walkthrough: the Sites video.