Your client sends the copy for their spring promotion on Tuesday and wants the page live on Thursday. The words are done; what's left is assembly. Claude can take the copy and create the page in the client's sub-account for you.
What to give Claude
The more specific you are, the closer the first version will be:
- The sub-account, for example Summit Roofing.
- The copy, pasted in full: headline, sections, call to action.
- The look: brand colours, the feel you want, anything to avoid.
- The call to action: where the button should go, such as a booking page or a form.
A good request looks like this:
In Summit Roofing, create a one-page landing site for the spring roof check promotion. Use this copy, our colours (navy #131b33 and orange #f5a068), and a big "Book your free check" button linking to
https://summitroofing.example/book.
Claude creates the page
Claude creates the site from your copy in the right sub-account. You can also give it your own HTML if you already have a design, and ask it to publish that HTML to an existing page instead.
Refine it
Open the page and look at it with fresh eyes, then ask for changes in plain words:
Make the headline shorter and move the testimonials above the price.
Add a section answering "How long does the check take?"
Small, specific requests work better than "make it better".
Connect it to the rest of the account
A page is only useful if the leads it creates are followed up. Two common next steps:
Create a short form for the page: name, phone, address and preferred day.
Build a workflow: when that form is submitted, tag the contact "spring-check" and text them a thank-you.
Workflows are saved as drafts for you to check before they go live. See building a follow-up workflow.
Things to check before launch
- Links and buttons go where they should.
- The page path is the one you want to share; Claude can set it.
- The domain is connected if the page should live on the client's own domain.
- Mobile: open the page on your phone.
Keep a record
Every page Claude creates or changes shows up in the Activity log, with the sub-account and the person who asked. That's useful when several people on your team work on the same client.
Pages, forms and workflows for a new promotion can come together in a single conversation. The hours saved go into the parts that need a human: the offer and the copy.
