Your website
You are making two pages a real person can use.
The first page says who it is for, what they get, what it costs, and the one thing you want them to do. The second page tells them it worked, and what you will do next.
When this part is done, your pages are live on your domain. Someone else can open that address, take the action, land on the thank-you page, and you get the message. One real person has seen it. You made one fix from what they said.
You make the pages in v0.app (opens in a new tab). A free account is enough. You publish on Vercel. We buy your domain and connect it, if you do not already have one. You are not registering a business or opening a bank account in this part. The thank-you page means they did the thing. It is not the sale.
You can do this on your own. Watch one short video for each part, then do the steps. You do not have to come to Zoom. If you want company, there are three office hours: Start, Focus, Finish. Bring the work you already started. Leave when that part is done.
- Start — your slots are filled, in your notes. The v0 chat is open and empty.
- Focus — both pages are up, in your words, and they read on a phone.
- Finish — your domain is live, one person has seen it, and you made one fix.
Start — get your words
The walkthrough will be here
This is where the video will play. It does not play yet.
You do this first because v0 will invent a business if you do not hand it yours. You are the only person who can tell if a sentence is true. So you fill the slots before you ask for a page.
You use two tools on purpose. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok helps you fill the slots. v0 builds the page later. If you mix them, you get a page you cannot judge.
Bring what you already wrote. Your offer paragraph from Week One. Your 30-second pitch from Week Two. If you do not have one of them, you will write it in the question chat before you go on.
Watch the Start video once. Then do these steps.
1Open v0 and stop
Go to v0.app (opens in a new tab). Create a free account. Open a new chat. Do not type in it. Already have a draft? Keep that project. Start a new chat inside it. Leave this tab open.
You are only making sure you can get in. You are not building yet.
2Open a question chat
Pick one: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok. New chat. This chat only asks you questions. It does not build the page.
Paste this:
Ask me these questions one at a time. Wait for my answer. Write down my words. Do not improve them. Do not fill a blank. If I do not know, write “I don’t have this yet.” When we are done, give me one block I can paste, with my answers under these labels: WHO IT IS FOR, THEIR PROBLEM IN THEIR WORDS, THE RESULT THEY WANT, WHY MINE IS DIFFERENT, THE PRICE, MY OFFER, MY PITCH, THE ONE ACTION I WANT, WHAT THEY JUST DID, WHAT HAPPENS NEXT AND WHEN, HOW IT REACHES THEM, ONE THING THEY CAN DO WHILE THEY WAIT.
3Answer
Answer in your words. One question at a time. These slots are the page. A blank here becomes a sentence the tool made up.
- Who it is for. One person. Got a customer? Describe the best real one. No customer? Name one real person you could help this month. The page talks to that person. The wrong person should know to leave.
- Their problem, in their words. The way they would say it to a friend.
- The result they want. What is different on a normal Tuesday? That becomes the headline. They buy the result, not the name of your service.
- Why yours is different. What do they do today instead, and why did that not work? A clumsy true sentence is enough. The page will use this for three short reasons. If you only have one true reason, that is what you give.
- The price. A number you can say. You can change it later.
- My offer. Paste your Week One paragraph. If you do not have it, write one: I help [who] achieve [outcome] in [timeframe]. It includes [x, y, z]. It costs [price].
- My pitch. Paste your 30-second pitch from Week Two. If you do not have it, say out loud what you do, in about 60 to 90 words, and write that down.
- The one action. Book a call, buy, ask for a quote, or get the guide. One action. Where does the button go? A short form to your phone or email, or a link you already have.
- What they just did. Booked a call, paid, or sent their details. This is the first line of the thank-you page.
- What happens next, and when. What you will actually do, and how soon.
- How it reaches them. You phone them, an email arrives, or you post something.
- One thing they can do while they wait. Bring one number to the call, watch this, or check their inbox.
If Who, Result, Price, Action, or Offer says “I don’t have this yet,” stop. Fill that before you go on.
4Save the block
When that chat gives you the block, copy it. Paste it into your notes. Read it once. If a line is not what you said, fix it in your notes.
This block is the source. Both pages get checked against it.
Done when the empty v0 chat is open and the block is in your notes. You have not pressed send.
Focus — build the two pages
The walkthrough will be here
This is where the video will play. It does not play yet.
You are handing v0 your slots and the rules. v0 does the layout. You decide what stays. A sentence stays only if you would say it out loud.
Watch the Focus video once. Then do these steps. Use a laptop.
5Say it out loud
Read the block out loud. If you would not say a line to that person, change it in your notes before you send it.
6Send the landing page
Go back to the empty v0 chat. Paste this. Fill every slot from your notes. Send it once.
I am building a landing page. Here is my own material, in my words. WHO IT IS FOR: [slot one] THEIR PROBLEM, IN THEIR WORDS: [slot two] THE RESULT THEY WANT: [slot three] WHY MINE IS DIFFERENT: [slot four] THE PRICE: [slot five] MY OFFER: [your paragraph from Week One] MY PITCH: [your 30-second pitch from Week Two] THE ONE ACTION I WANT: [book a call / buy / request a quote / get the guide] Build me a landing page from that. Rules: Use my words. Do not add marketing language. Do not invent claims, credentials, results or numbers I have not given you. Headline: the result they want, not the name of my service. One line under it saying who it is for, so the wrong person knows to leave. Three short reasons, taken from why mine is different. One section answering the biggest objection, written in their words. The action button twice, top and bottom, same words both times. Nothing else. No navigation bar, no about me, no second offer.
Wait until the page is on the screen.
7Fix the landing page
Read it next to your notes. If a sentence is not yours, tell v0 to change it or delete it. Check it on your phone. If it breaks, say so and send that one fix.
8Send the thank-you page
In the same v0 chat, paste this. Fill the slots from your notes.
Now build the page someone sees right after they do that. Same look as the landing page. WHAT THEY JUST DID: [booked a call / paid / sent their details] WHAT HAPPENS NEXT, AND WHEN: [what you will actually do, and how soon] HOW IT REACHES THEM: [you phone them / an email arrives / you post something] ONE THING THEY CAN DO WHILE THEY WAIT: [bring one number to the call, watch this, check their inbox] Confirm what just happened in one line. Then say what happens next and when. Then the one thing to do while they wait. No new offer, no navigation. The button on the landing page goes to this page.
Send it once. Read it the same way. Fix any sentence that is not yours.
Done when both pages use your words and look right on a phone. You can see the offer, the price, the one button, and the page that follows the click.
Finish — make it real
The walkthrough will be here
This is where the video will play. It does not play yet.
A page on your screen is not a page someone else can use. Finish means a person can open your domain, do the one thing, and you know they did it.
Watch the Finish video once. Then do these steps.
9Test the button before you publish
On the v0 preview, click the button. You should land on the thank-you page. If the button does nothing, tell v0: the button must go to the thank-you page. Send that. Click it again.
You test before you publish so you do not send a broken link to a real person.
10Publish
In v0, click Publish. Sign in to Vercel if it asks. Deploy. Copy the link. Open that link in a private window. Click the button again. The message shows up on the phone or email you actually check. If it does not, stop and message us with a screenshot. Do not send the link to anyone yet.
Then tell us the link is live. We buy your domain and connect it, if it is not already connected. You do not buy the domain yourself. You do not touch the DNS settings.
11One person
When your domain is connected, send that address to one real person. Ask them: what confused you? Make one fix from their answer. Publish that fix.
You need their eyes because you already know what you meant. One person is enough. One fix is enough.
Done when that person can open your domain, take the action, land on the thank-you page, and you get the message.
Stuck? Message us with the blank line, or a screenshot of the button that does nothing.