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Editing website sections by hand

Everything the AI drafts, you can change. What to edit first and why drafts are safe.

Updated July 17, 2026 · 2 min read
Plan: All plansWho: Everyone

Everything the AI drafts, you can change — headlines, paragraphs, photos, what appears where. Hand-editing is how a good draft becomes your site.

How editing works#

Open the Website tab. Your site is built of sections — the hero (big top banner), about, products, testimonials, contact. Click into a section to change its text and images. Your edits save as a draft, and visitors keep seeing the last published version until you press Publish — so you can fiddle safely on a live site.

What to edit first#

  1. The headline. The AI writes a decent one; you can write a truer one. "Bounce houses & party rentals in Riverside — delivered and set up" beats anything generic.
  2. The about section. Add the human facts only you know: years in business, family-run, the neighborhoods you cover, how fast you confirm.
  3. Photos. Swap any stock-feel imagery for your real gear at real events — it is the single biggest trust upgrade.
  4. Contact details. Check the phone number and service area are right; customers and Google both read them.

Small edits, big difference#

  • Name your city in the headline and about text — that is how locals find you.
  • Cut anything you would not say out loud to a customer.
  • After editing, Preview on your phone; most visitors are on one.

When it reads right, press Publish. The what-publish-does article covers exactly what happens then.

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