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Your hosted one-page site

A clean, SEO-ready page generated from your business facts, hosted by Joe. You edit every word; nothing is public until you publish — and the contact form fills your CRM.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Generate the draft

    Click "Generate my site". Joe drafts the whole page — tagline, about, services — from your business facts only. A fresh generation always lands unpublished so you can read it first.

  2. 2

    Edit every field

    Tagline, About (markdown), up to eight services, hours, contact, and the call-to-action label are all editable, with a live preview on the right. Click "Save changes" as you go.

  3. 3

    Publish

    Click "Publish". The page goes live at getjoe.io/site/your-brand, joins the sitemap, and search engines are invited. "Unpublish" takes it down instantly — the URL then returns a 404.

  4. 4

    Work the leads

    Your live site has a contact form. Submissions land as CRM leads with a follow-up task, you get an email the moment one arrives, and the visitor gets an instant acknowledgment. Click "View in Contacts" to work them.

Tips

  • ✓"Regenerate from my facts" rewrites the draft after you've updated your brand — your manual edits are replaced, so save anything you want to keep.
  • ✓Hours and contact are optional and hidden when blank — the generator leaves them empty rather than inventing them.
  • ✓If your Google review link is set, the site gets a "Leave us a review" button for free.

What you'll actually see

  • The status chip is binary and honest: "live" or "unpublished". Publishing saves what's on screen first, then flips the switch.
  • Generation "never invents services, hours, or claims" — blanks in your facts stay blank on the page.
  • Lead handling is automatic: each submission is already a CRM contact with a follow-up task by the time you open it.
▸Video scripta 60–120s narration you can record as-is

This is the Website page — a real, hosted one-page site for your business, generated from your facts. Watch: "Generate my site". Joe drafts the tagline, the about section, the services — everything from my fact file, nothing invented. If my facts don't state hours, the hours stay blank; it will not make them up. The draft lands unpublished, on purpose, so I read it first. Every field is editable with a live preview — I'll tighten the tagline, add a service, "Save changes". Now the switch: "Publish". My page is live at daypilot dot martianindustries dot io slash site slash my brand, it's in the sitemap, and search engines are invited. Here's the part that pays rent: the live site has a contact form. A submission becomes a CRM lead with a follow-up task instantly, I get an email, and the visitor gets an acknowledgment in minutes — speed-to-lead, handled. "Unpublish" takes it all down with one click. Your site, your words, live only when you say.