Part 3 of building a business with AI, with no technical skills.
While Claude builds the blog template, the admin panel and the backups, I show you a site I built the same way: publishing.co.uk, four months old. The real revenue dashboard, the real traffic, where it ranks, and how it earns its own links. No "£10,000 in 30 days". This is the reality.
Then back to the build: going live on Vercel, switching on email, the first article, editing it in plain English, and asking Claude to audit its own work. It scored itself 6.5 out of 10, and the biggest gap was me. So it interviewed me about selling UpDownDesk.
What is in it.
- 0:00The short version
- 0:13Where we left off
- 1:25The big prompt: blog template, admin panel, backups, going live
- 7:13Meanwhile: a site I built this way (publishing.co.uk)
- 8:26The real revenue: Lemon Squeezy dashboard
- 9:41Traffic: Google Analytics, all organic
- 12:59Rankings on Google and in ChatGPT
- 16:48The site earns its own links
- 18:47Back to the build: 20 minutes later
- 19:57"Explain it like I'm 10": what's done, what's left
- 22:20Connecting GitHub to Vercel
- 24:57Snags, and why they're fine
- 26:53The first article: 5 things that add most to valuation
- 30:05Editing the article in plain English
- 31:17Switching on email with Resend
- 36:18Asking Claude to audit its own article
- 39:18The audit: 6.5 out of 10, and the biggest gap
- 41:15Fixing the login
- 44:31Interview: how I sold UpDownDesk
- 49:58Wrapping up