Email-Driven Website Changes
Write your request in plain English. We make the change and publish it live, usually within minutes. No logins, no portals, no drag-and-drop.
Writing a Good Request
These apply to every request, regardless of how simple or complex. The more precise you are, the faster and cleaner the result.
Be specific about what to change
"Change the headline on the homepage to X" is actionable. "Update the website" is not. Name the element, name the page, name the new value.
One change-set per email
Group all related edits into one email. Save unrelated topics for a separate email so nothing gets missed or confused.
Name the page and section
"The hero section on the Services page" is clear. "The top part" is ambiguous. Page name plus section name is always enough.
Describe the goal, not just the words
If you want a headline rewritten, say what you want it to communicate - urgency, location, a specific offer. "Make it sound more urgent" tells us the goal. "Fix it" does not.
Attach examples or links
A screenshot, a competitor URL, or a reference image is worth more than a paragraph of description. Attach what you have; it eliminates guessing.
Say where new content goes
For new sections or pages, say where they should appear. "Below the testimonials, above the footer" or "linked from the main nav" gives a precise anchor point.
Phrasing your request
Same goal, very different results. The specific version gets done right the first time.
"Update the website."
"On the homepage, change the headline to 'Now booking spring weddings' and the hero button from 'Contact' to 'Check availability'."
"Make it look better."
"On the Services page, add more spacing between the sections and use our brand green (#1b4332) for the section headings."
"Add my new stuff."
"Add a Gallery page with the 8 photos attached to this email, and link it in the top menu right after 'Services'."
"The site is broken."
"The contact form on the Contact page is not sending. I submitted a test and got no email. Please fix it and send me a test confirmation."
"I want a picture on the homepage."
"Generate a warm, photo-realistic image of a cozy bakery interior with no text in the image, and place it as the homepage hero."
Phone numbers, hours, prices, and typos. These are the fastest changes to make - one sentence is usually all it takes.
“Change the phone number in the footer to (678) 555-0193 on every page.”
“Update our hours on the Contact page: Monday through Friday 8am–6pm, Saturday 9am–2pm, closed Sunday.”
“On the Pricing page, change the Basic Plan from $49/month to $59/month and the Pro Plan from $99/month to $119/month. Keep everything else the same.”
“There is a typo on the About page — ‘accomodations’ should be ‘accommodations’. Please fix it.”
Rewrites, copy edits, button labels, and location mentions. Say what you want the text to accomplish and we'll handle the wording.
“Rewrite my homepage headline to focus on 24/7 emergency plumbing service. Keep it under 10 words.”
“Update the Services page intro paragraph to mention we serve Alpharetta, Roswell, and Sandy Springs. Two sentences, keep the same tone.”
“Change the call-to-action button on the homepage from ‘Learn More’ to ‘Book a Free Estimate’.”
Adding a page or a new section to an existing one. Include a list of what goes in it and tell us where it should link from.
“Add a Services page with three sections — Lawn Mowing, Hedge Trimming, Seasonal Cleanup. Each gets a short paragraph and a placeholder image. Link it from the main navigation.”
“Add a Testimonials section at the bottom of the homepage with these three quotes: [1] ‘Best electrician in town. Fixed it in two hours.’ — James R. [2] ‘Fair pricing, no surprises.’ — Donna T. [3] ‘Been using them for five years.’ — Mike O.”
“Create a Team page listing our three staff members. I will send the names, titles, and a short bio for each person in my next email.”
“Add a Location page with our address (1450 Buford Hwy, Cumming GA 30040), a Google Maps embed for that address, and our business hours.”
Colors, fonts, layout, and visual adjustments. Providing a hex code or a reference screenshot gets the fastest result.
“Change the primary button color to forest green (#1b4332) and make the button corners more rounded on every page.”
“The homepage hero looks too dark on mobile. Please lighten the image overlay so the headline is easier to read on small screens.”
“Add our logo to the top-left corner of every page. I am attaching the PNG file to this email.”
We can generate photo-realistic images and place them anywhere on your site. Describe the scene, the mood, and the location on the page. Images without text in them produce the cleanest results.
“Generate a warm, photo-realistic hero image of a cozy coffee shop interior — natural light through large windows, no text in the image — and place it at the top of the Home page.”
“Generate a realistic exterior photo of a freshly painted craftsman-style house with clean landscaping. No text. Use it on the Exterior Painting page as the main header image.”
“Create a photo-realistic image of a modern gym interior with natural light and people working out in the background. No faces in sharp focus. Use it as the hero image on the homepage.”
“Generate a realistic photo of a chef plating food in a restaurant kitchen, warm lighting, no text. Place it in the header section of the About page.”
Something stopped working or looks broken. Describe what you expect to see and what you are seeing instead. If you have a screenshot, attach it.
“The contact form on our Contact page is not sending. I filled it out and never received the message. Please fix it and send me a test submission so I can confirm it is working.”
“The mobile menu is not opening on iPhones. The hamburger icon is visible but tapping it does nothing. I am attaching a screenshot.”
“Images on the Gallery page are showing broken-image icons. They were loading two weeks ago. Please check and fix.”
“The Google Maps embed on our Contact page is showing the wrong address. Please update it to 782 Commerce Drive, Woodstock GA 30188.”
Full pages, landing pages, or complete websites built from a description. Include the sections you want, the content for each one, and how visitors should get from one to the next.
“Build a one-page website for my bakery. Sections needed: a hero with our bakery name and tagline, a menu listing 8 items with prices, our hours, a Google Maps embed, and a click-to-call button at the bottom.”
“Create a landing page for our summer promotion. It needs a headline, a short paragraph explaining the 20% off offer, a countdown timer to July 4th, and a short form for visitors to book an appointment.”
“Build a simple nonprofit donation page at /donate with our mission statement, a list of three ways donations are used, and a Donate button that links to our PayPal Giving Fund page at [url].”
Full example
Here is exactly what a good request looks like start to finish. Several related changes, one email.
Hi PAS,
A few changes, all on the main site:
Thanks!
Common Questions
Anything on your site: copy edits, phone number updates, price changes, new pages, added sections, design tweaks, button colors, images (including AI-generated ones), contact form fixes, mobile layout issues, map embeds, and full page or site builds. If it shows up on a website, you can ask for it by email.
Most changes go live in under 10 minutes from the time you send the email. More complex requests - new pages, full site builds, AI image generation - may take longer. You get a confirmation email with a link to the live result when the change is published.
Reply to the confirmation email and say what you want adjusted. Revisions on the same request don't count as a separate change against your monthly quota. Be specific about what to fix: "make the headline shorter" or "use a darker blue" gets a faster result than "it doesn't look right."
Yes. A single email listing multiple edits counts as one change against your monthly quota. Number each item so nothing is missed. Keep unrelated topics - for example, a copy edit and a new page request - in separate emails so each one can be tracked and confirmed independently.
Get Started
Launch your site for $1, then send your first change request. Most go live in under 10 minutes.