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Guias de criação: de uma frase ao site publicado
Como escolher uma ferramenta de criação com IA, como montar uma loja e quais prompts usar em cada etapa — cada artigo entrega algo que você pode usar na hora.
Getting started
10Still choosing a tool, or unsure what it costs
- Explainer
What an AI website builder is, and how one prompt becomes a live site
An AI website builder is not a template with a chat box, and not a chatbot that pastes HTML at you. This is the real pipeline: how the model plans, where the code runs, how you check the result, and when it is the wrong tool.
Ler→ - Cost
Free AI website builders: what is genuinely free, and where the catch sits
"Free AI website builder" returns three completely different things mixed together. Here is how to tell them apart, and where free necessarily stops.
Ler→ - How-to
Build a website from a prompt: how to write the sentence that actually works
The same request produces wildly different results. Here are the four ingredients of a good sentence, three before-and-after examples, and how three rounds of conversation turn the result into something usable.
Ler→ - How-to
Editing a site by talking to it: how to ask so the page actually changes
Editing is far cheaper than regenerating, if you ask well. Here is the three-part shape of a good request, five before-and-after examples, and when to start over instead.
Ler→ - Explainer
Build a website without writing code: three routes, and the little you still need to know
For someone who does not code, the blocker is never typing. It is not knowing how pages, data and deployment fit together. Three viable routes, compared, plus the handful of things you do need to understand.
Ler→ - Comparison
AI website builders versus traditional development: where the money and the time actually go
It is not about which is cheaper; it is about what you are buying. Traditional development buys your time back. An AI builder buys your judgement. The real differences, and where each wins.
Ler→ - Checklist
From a factory town to a live storefront: the 0-to-1 checklist
You have the stock and the product photos, just never built a storefront. Six stages compressed into a checklist you can tick off, each with a completion standard and a link to the deep-dive article.
Ler→ - Costs
What a website actually costs, from idea to launch
A website is not one cost but six: domain, hosting, tooling, assets, payment fees and upkeep. Here is what to ask about each, plus what we actually charge.
Ler→ - Choosing
How to choose an AI website builder: 6 things to check
Template count is the wrong yardstick. Here are 6 things that decide whether an AI website builder is actually worth using, each with something you can check on the spot.
Ler→ - Building
What a one-sentence website can actually do
One sentence can produce more than a landing page — brand sites, storefronts, campaign pages and dashboards. It also has limits, and this post covers both.
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By category
4You know the category; you need the page modules
- Category
AI store builders: how far generation gets you, and what you still have to check
A store is the hardest site type: catalogue, detail, cart, checkout, payment, back office, stock — break one link and no money arrives. Here is what generation covers and what you must verify yourself.
Ler→ - Electronics
Structuring an electronics storefront
Electronics differ from other categories in three ways: dense specs, comparison shopping, and after-sales disputes. Here is the structure it needs, eight copy-paste prompts, and the two things that most often go wrong.
Ler→ - Cosmetics
What a cosmetics storefront needs: page structure and modules
A cosmetics storefront is not a generic shop: size, skin type, ingredients, expiry after opening and returns all have to be stated. Walked through the platform's four-stage flow with 8 copy-paste prompts.
Ler→ - Pet supplies
How many steps does a pet supplies storefront really take?
Walked through the platform's real four-stage flow: describe it → the agent builds it → preview and iterate → ship it. Eight prompts in total, all copy-paste ready.
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Payments and launch
2The pages are nearly there; money and indexing are not
- Indexing
Getting your new site indexed by Baidu
Indexing is two problems: first let Baidu reach you, then worry about whether it keeps you. The order that works — three things on your site, verification, sitemap, auto-push, crawl diagnostics — including the trap we hit ourselves.
Ler→ - Payments
Wiring Stripe and PayPal into your storefront
The Stripe and PayPal accounts are yours; what we wire up is the keys. Six copy-paste prompts, plus the two things that trip people up: why hosted checkout cannot be embedded, and why PayPal hands back no address.
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Traffic and conversion
2The site runs; now make visitors stay and buy
- Campaign pages
Campaign pages: from three days to three hours
Campaign pages live briefly and serve one goal; what slows you down is scheduling, not design. Six required modules, seven copy-paste prompts, and the thing most people forget after the campaign ends.
Ler→ - Landing pages
Writing a landing page that converts
A landing page is not your home page moved downstairs. It serves one action, and five modules in the right order are enough — with 6 copy-paste prompts and the failure pattern we see most.
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Running the shop
1Seeing your own numbers after launch