ai tool to make website structure and content

i think unforunately goggle manually reviews content they can easily detect ai content, i use ai for conent ideas it does give u a good ideas and then learn how to craft your own content look at competitors as a guide, i hope this helps

i like using chat gpt, the open ai and its free well for now

There are prompts (themes, and templates) that can be used in AI creative suites (*DALL-E, ChatGPT, Bard, and other 3rd party prompts and scripts)... but as far as I know (*which is minimal when it comes to AI) - using WordPress, basic structure, good writing, and lightweight design should be achievable with or without AI... and Google loves WordPress...so they say!

I cannot speak about Google's preference but there are
several A.I. platforms that will develop entire websites,
you can find them online.

As with all A.I. content, it is a good idea to go through
and make some edits, but that is up to you.

You can also use ChatGPT, it will give you silo structure
as well as develop content. That is more time consuming
but you can have an authority site in whatever length of
time it takes you to copy and paste the content into your
hosting.

I can get a 20-page site done and dusted in a few hours,
which includes taking breaks.

ChatGPT will also develop images, but I use another
platform for that.

there are tools and services that can assist in specific aspects of website creation and optimization. For example:

Content Generation Tools: Some AI tools can help with content creation by generating text based on specific inputs. However, it's essential to ensure that the generated content is high-quality, relevant, and follows SEO best practices.

SEO Tools: There are various SEO tools available that can assist with keyword research, on-page optimization, and tracking your website's performance in search engine results. Examples include SEMrush, Ahrefs, and Moz.

Website Builders: Platforms like WordPress, Wix, and Squarespace offer user-friendly website builders that can help you create a website structure. These platforms often have plugins or integrations that assist with SEO.

Use those AI autoblogging tools that give you full control over your prompts and full control over the entire structure of the generated posts, down to every single HTML tag, every single image, every single video embed etc.

Google has nothing against AI-generated content. It bans SPAM, no matter how or by whom it's created.

The Divi page builder by Elegant Themes, has come up with new AI capabilities. You should have a look.

Well the thing its you need to host your content on a platform like wordpress ,wix etc .And i dont think yet that AI tools have such platforms integrated
So in conclusion it can create the website but not an entire website

@visimedia,

Yes. But I won't call my experience in using 'em a much better option.
• Why? Well I can get the result that I want from a manual process, all with less time investment, less energy spent, less non-deterministic problems to resolve along the way, and much lower frustration levels.
** Paying pros to do this for me is way more cost-effective than what I end up losing compared to what I gain when I do this on my own with AI.
Note: My experience might not be transposable to the majority. Why? Well I'm totally blind. So imagine doing this on my own using AI.

I mean, I get the result that I want by asking my Web design guys to enforce our finalized scope of requirements when choosing , installing and configuring a suitable CMS; cherry-picking a suitable premium theme; customizing the theme; installing and configuring suitable plugins for my use case.
• And doing it this way, in my case, is more cost effective, especially because I already have Web design pros helping me out.
** Paying 'em for their time, energy and expertise is a much better, more viable use of my time and energy, over using an off-the-shelf premium platform, and also over writing my own to execute the same task workflow.

And it doesn't matter to me if they use AI to complete their work. As long as we hit our target result.

Yes. I for one prefer to use open source[1], proprietary[2] and custom[3] MLMS (multimodal large language models) and LLMs (large language models); custom-designed programmatic autonmous data analytics and data harvesting workflows through service APIs like the Google Ads API, SERPAPI and so on; an array of custom-written NLP (natural language processing) and NLU (natural language understanding) algorithms to enforce my requirements; and custom hybrid human|AI workflows for quality assurance.

Note: Developing my own unique rational understanding of what "Google likes" in content is, for me, a matter of:

• reading through their relevant guidelines and announcements;
• contextualizing my comprehension of that info into implementable content development requirements;
• qualifying my ideas through suitable iterative tests; and
• calibrating my concepts based on the results of my tests.

Meanwhile, improving the sustainability of my process is an entirely different discussion.
• I mean, it's quite obvious that I first need to really know if Google liking my content actually generates the results that I want for my business.
• And if that were the case, then I need to regularly think, contextualize and perform ways to improve the stuff that I do to sustain my system's viability, profitability, scalability, and expandability.

Best of luck!

1: Open source MLMs like LLaVA 1.6 and CogVLM, LLMs like Vicuna and Mistral, audio / music gen MLMs like Meta's MAGNeT, and so on
2: Proprietary MLMs like OpenAI's developer APIs for text analysis/generation (GPT family) and image analysis/generation (DALL-E family), and Google's Gemini MLMs
3: Fine-tuned foundational open source MLMs and LLMs through knowledge distillation

The more available the tool, the easiah it is to make like a spannah.

The more precise the goal, the easiah it is to make like a wrench.

Wix ADI. It's a high-quality AI website builder hosted on Wix, an all-inclusive platform that offers end-to-end website services. The other one is Wix Editor X, which is a drag-and-drop design tool for building websites.