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Putting off website upkeep for years replaced: 6 malware files gone and 3 redesigns in 3 hours

Picked and checked by Olga Pearson, host of The Practical AI Show · Published

Result

self-reported

In the three hours after he set up a Grok Bot, it cleaned up and optimized his websites, ran security checks, started removing 6 malware files, cleared hundreds of spam contact form entries, did 3 complete website redesigns, built a Facebook ad campaign and built an app that tracks his jobs, schedules and budgets.

This owner gets most of his work from referrals and repeat customers, so he hadn't updated his business website in years or kept up with advertising. When work slowed down, he set up a Grok Bot. In three hours it cleaned up and optimized his sites, ran security checks, updated his Google Analytics tags, started removing 6 malware files, cleared out hundreds of spam contact form entries, did 3 complete redesigns and built a Facebook ad campaign. It also built an app that tracks his jobs, schedules and budgets and shares images with customers through his website. SEO is next.

Who did it

Interesting Times Indeed (@grey_worm5309)Small business that runs on referrals and repeat customersInteresting Times Indeed on X · Oct 31, 2026

Try it now

  1. Back up your website before the bot touches anything.
  2. Ask the bot to run a security check and list malware, broken pages and old tracking tags.
  3. Have it clear out spam form entries and fix what it found, one change at a time, with your OK.
  4. Ask for 2 or 3 redesign options and pick one yourself.
  5. Only then add ads or a jobs tracker, with any ad spend approved by you.
Copy-paste prompt
Back up my website, then run a security check and list any malware, spam form entries, broken pages and outdated analytics tags. Fix them one at a time and ask before each change. Don't launch any ads or spend money without my OK.

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  1. Run it once and check the result yourself.
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  3. Keep a log. One line per run: what was checked, anything flagged, what you did.

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What to watch out for

Self-reported in his own X post, written three hours in, and he doesn't name his trade. Malware removal was "initiated", so confirm with your host that it is really gone. Keep a backup and approve each change; never let a bot launch paid ads without a budget you set. Build it with Page: one clean page for your services with a real contact form, so referrals have somewhere current to land.

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