Get the exact Google Sheet and master prompt framework I use to plan, build, review, and improve WordPress websites with Codex.
This free sheet gives you a step-by-step prompt system for telling Codex what to build, how to access the site, what design direction to follow, what pages to create, and how to optimize the website before launch.
This is not a random AI prompt. It is a working framework designed to help Codex understand the full project before it starts building.
You’ll be able to give Codex the business details, website URL, staging URL, WordPress access, SSH access, reference design, page structure, SEO direction, and follow-up instructions so it can execute the website build properly.
Use this prompt to brief Codex on the full website project, including the business name, industry, current website, staging site, WordPress access, SSH details, reference design, and build requirements.
Know exactly what you need before starting, including WordPress login details, staging URL, SSH credentials, private key, business information, target keyword, and reference design URL.
Give Codex clear instructions for creating the website structure, pages, sections, calls to action, design style, forms, service pages, and local business content.
Ask Codex to inspect the website after the build and check spacing, mobile layout, buttons, forms, images, navigation, footer, visual consistency, and user experience.
Use the follow-up prompt to help Codex optimize meta titles, meta descriptions, schema, image alt text, captions, page structure, local SEO signals, and indexability.
Use it to build better WordPress websites faster, avoid messy AI mistakes, and turn a simple WordPress install into a polished, SEO-ready website.
The sheet helps you give Codex the context, reference design, site access, and QA steps it needs to produce a stronger WordPress website.
This sheet was created for marketers, agency owners, local SEO teams, freelancers, and business owners who want to use AI to build or improve WordPress websites without starting from scratch every time.
The right prompt makes a huge difference. This framework helps prevent Codex from guessing, going off-track, or making changes without understanding the project first.
If your prompt is vague, the output will be vague. If your prompt is structured, detailed, and clear, Codex can work like a real website production assistant. This Google Sheet gives you the structure I use so you do not have to figure it out from scratch.
Gather the business name, industry, current website, staging URL, WordPress login, SSH access, and the main keyword you want to target.
Find a website design you like and give Codex that URL so it has a clear visual direction to follow.
Add your project details into the Google Sheet, copy the completed prompt, and paste it into Codex.
Codex can inspect the site, connect through the access you provide, create the pages, build the layout, and start implementing the website.
Use the review and SEO prompts to clean up the design, fix mobile issues, optimize the pages, and prepare the site for launch.
You’ll get the master prompt, setup checklist, build framework, review prompt, and SEO optimization prompt so you can start using Codex to build WordPress websites faster.
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It is for marketers, agency owners, local SEO teams, freelancers, WordPress site owners, and business owners who want to use Codex to build or improve websites faster.
No. You can use it for full website builds, landing pages, service pages, SEO pages, redesigns, website improvements, and page-level fixes.
Yes, but you should always use caution. If you are working on a live production website, make sure you have a backup first. The sheet includes reminders to inspect before building and avoid careless changes.
Yes, you can adjust the prompt for Elementor, HTML, or other WordPress setups. The main idea is to clearly tell Codex what environment it is working in and what it should or should not touch.
No. The sheet includes the master build prompt plus supporting prompts for setup, review, QA, SEO optimization, and follow-up improvements.
The prompt is designed to help Codex execute the website build when you provide the right access, website details, and instructions. You still need to review the output, make decisions, and guide the process, but this gives you a much stronger starting system.
No, but basic WordPress knowledge helps. The sheet is built to make the process easier to follow, especially if you already know how to set up WordPress, create a staging site, and provide access safely.
Yes. This is especially useful for agencies, freelancers, and local SEO teams that build or improve websites for clients.
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