---
title: "10 website jobs Claude does well, with prompts you can copy"
url: "https://pagecore.net/blog/claude-website-prompts/"
description: "Ten everyday website jobs Claude handles well, from home page words to alt text and FAQs, each with a prompt you can copy and adapt."
author: "Mahesh Patel"
author_url: "https://pagecore.net/about/"
published: "2026-11-08"
updated: "2026-11-08"
topic: "AI tools"
tags: ["AI","Claude","Prompts"]
publisher: "PageCore (https://pagecore.net/)"
---

# 10 website jobs Claude does well, with prompts you can copy

Ten everyday website jobs Claude handles well, from home page words to alt text and FAQs, each with a prompt you can copy and adapt.

Claude, the AI assistant made by Anthropic, is very good at the everyday writing and checking a website needs. The trick is to give it the facts and context, ask for options, and keep the final say yourself.

Here are ten jobs it does well, each with a prompt you can copy, fill in and adapt.

> **In short**
> 
> - Give Claude context: who you are, who your customers are and how you want to sound.
> - Paste your real facts; never let it invent prices, names or promises.
> - Ask for two or three versions, then edit the best one.
> - Use it to write, rewrite, check, translate and plan, not to make up reviews or results.
> - Never paste passwords or private customer details.

## Before you start

- **Context beats clever wording.** A few lines about your business, customers and tone make every answer better.
- **Keep a note of your brand.** In a Claude Project you can save your business facts and tone once and use them in every chat.
- **Check facts.** Claude writes fluently; you are the one who knows what is true.

## The ten jobs

### 1. Write the words for your home page

A blank page is the hardest part. Give Claude the facts and ask for a few versions to choose from.

Prompt

You are helping me write the home page of my business website.  
My business: [what you do], in [town], for [who your customers are].  
What makes us different: [three points].  
Write a headline of up to 8 words, one sentence under it, three short benefits and a button text.  
Use plain, friendly words and no clichés. Give me three versions.

### 2. Rewrite text in your own voice

Paste a page that sounds stiff or too long and say how it should sound.

Prompt

Rewrite the text below so it sounds [warm and confident], in plain English, about 30% shorter.  
Keep every fact, name and number exactly as it is. Mark anything you were unsure about.  
  
[paste your text]

### 3. Turn customer questions into an FAQ

Collect the questions people really ask by phone or email; Claude turns them into clear answers.

Prompt

Here are questions our customers ask, with my rough answers. Turn them into an FAQ for our website: a clear question and a short answer of two or three sentences each. Do not add facts I did not give you.  
  
[paste questions and notes]

### 4. Describe photos for alt text

Claude can look at pictures. Upload a photo and ask for a short description for people who use screen readers.

Prompt

Describe this photo for the alt text on my [page] page, in under 125 characters. Say what matters for a visitor; do not start with “image of”.

### 5. Write page titles and descriptions for search

The title and description are what people see in Google before they click.

Prompt

Write a search title (under 60 characters) and a description (under 155 characters) for this page. Include [main topic] and [town] naturally. Give three options.  
  
[paste the page text]

### 6. Check a page for mistakes and confusion

A fresh pair of eyes, in seconds.

Prompt

Read this page as a first-time visitor who wants to [book / buy / call]. List anything unclear, any spelling or grammar mistakes, and any question the page leaves unanswered. Do not rewrite it yet.  
  
[paste the page]

### 7. Plan a month of posts

Claude is good at turning a few themes into a realistic plan.

Prompt

Suggest 8 blog post ideas for my [business type] website, for customers who [need]. For each: a title, who it is for and the one question it answers. Avoid generic topics.

### 8. Translate a page for another market

Useful when you serve customers in more than one language.

Prompt

Translate this page into [language] for customers in [country]. Keep our business name, product names and prices as they are. Use a natural, friendly tone, not word-for-word.  
  
[paste the page]

### 9. Pick short quotes from real reviews

Real reviews are your best proof. Claude can help you choose, without changing what customers said.

Prompt

Here are real customer reviews. Pick the three most specific ones and suggest a short quote from each, using only their exact words. Do not change or combine anything.  
  
[paste reviews]

### 10. Answer a review or a tricky email

Especially useful when you are annoyed and want to stay polite.

Prompt

Write a short, polite reply to this review. Thank them, address the problem honestly, and invite them to contact us at [how]. No excuses, no copy-paste feel.  
  
[paste the review]

## Going further

With WordPress 7.0 and the MCP Adapter plugin, Claude can also work inside your WordPress site, for example drafting a post or listing pages without a description, through a user you allow. See [how MCP lets Claude work inside your WordPress site](https://pagecore.net/blog/wordpress-mcp-claude/).

## Questions

### Is Claude free?

Claude has a free plan with daily limits, and paid plans with more use and features.

### Will Google penalise text written with AI?

Google says it rewards helpful, original content however it is made, and that content made mainly to manipulate rankings breaks its spam policies. Use AI to help write; make sure the result is accurate and useful.

### Can Claude publish to my website?

Not by itself. You paste the text into WordPress. With the MCP Adapter plugin, an assistant can work in your site through a user and permissions you choose.

### Is it safe to paste my website text into Claude?

Public website text, yes. Do not paste passwords, payment details or private customer information.

## Sources

- [Google Search’s guidance about AI-generated content, Google Search Central](https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2023/02/google-search-and-ai-content)
- [Claude, Anthropic](https://claude.com/)

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Written by Mahesh Patel for the PageCore blog. The page: https://pagecore.net/blog/claude-website-prompts/ · More posts: https://pagecore.net/blog/ · About PageCore, for AI tools: https://pagecore.net/llms.txt
