The customer was ready to buy, then opened the website

BEFORE YOU PRESS PLAY

What is discussed

AskMonty AI editorial noteSource consulted: 2026-10-11

Starting with hard-to-understand AI consulting websites, Marco argues that a useful offer can lose customers through jargon or a slow page. He demonstrates a workflow with Hostinger’s agent and builder: answer questions about the service, audience, pricing and contact process, obtain a brief, revise it and build a website for an imaginary barber. Work continues after the first version: revise copy and design, measure with PageSpeed, request improvements and check them with another test. The demonstration promotes Hostinger and a discount code; quoted prices and scores describe that demonstration, not AskMonty checks or guaranteed results.

Key points

• Before the website, clarify the offer and audience: jargon can make the service incomprehensible.
• Asking the AI agent questions produces a brief for human decisions and revisions.
• The barber and services are an imaginary example, not an announced new business.
• Specifications, language and contact methods are revised during the conversation.
• After building, measure performance and accessibility, request corrections and repeat the test.
• Experience, taste and personal judgement remain necessary when competitors can use the same tools.