Result
self-reportedOne course-date change found and fixed in 17 places across the site from the Claude app on a phone, and two AI landing-page drafts combined and shipped in under three hours.
On Practical AI Ep 60, Olga Pearson shows how she runs her sites by talking to Claude. Her sites run on PageMotor, whose brain holds the design rules and how-to guides. When she pushed her SalesUpLevel cohort back a week, Claude found the date in 17 places, changed them, and flagged that she should check the Stripe checkout by hand.
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- Put your site’s design rules and how-to guides in one place the AI reads first (on PageMotor, the site brain).
- Connect your AI app to your site (MCP) so it can read and edit pages.
- Ask for a change in one sentence, e.g. “Move the cohort start date one week later everywhere.”
- Ask it to list every page it changed and anything it couldn’t reach (checkout, email tools), then check those by hand.
Read my site’s instructions first. Then find every place that mentions [old date/price/offer] across all pages, posts and forms, and change it to [new value]. Before you save, list each page and the exact text you’ll change. After you save, tell me anything you couldn’t see or change (checkout, payment links, email sequences) so I can fix it myself.
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Disclosure: Olga runs AI Business Plays and Chris builds PageMotor. Always check payment and checkout settings by hand; the AI flagged Stripe because it couldn’t see it. Build it with Page: a site with a brain your AI reads first.
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