I am really loving the help of AI for content creation and having everything organised in the lead generation scout. Today is the first day where I have NOTHING to do except what is in my plan. No building whatsoever. I have swapped things around so there are no tasks for the weekend, which is my building time. So content creation happens five days a week minimum. Anyway, I wanted to give an example of how AI wrote something for me that I put my own spin on. I don't use exactly what AI gives me (when I first started using AI I copied exactly what it gave me and now most of my content has been deindexed by Google so I have to rewrite it all!) but I add to it. This was also Claude's third attempt writing this substack post as I rejected the first two. Its the best way to train AI to understand what you do and don't like - rather than just accept what it gives you, you get it do rewrite it. The first image is what AI provided. The second is what I added to SubStack What I love about having this whole system is the fact that it can check what has to be done, mark it as complete (or in progress), tell me what's next then write that. everything is in order. The next step is to just keep sharing and helping my content get attention. It really is challenging when you are building an email list and starting from zero but that is why I add all this content, so I remember what I had to do to get there. The main thing is it takes effort and consistency. I am pushing that snowball up the hill right now and that's ok. Fingers crossed 12 months from now the conversation will be very different, but for now, I focus on where I am and what there is to do.

I have written a full blog post of everything now available on Djangify that I use to sell digital products. It includes a brief description with an image. For example LinkHub Your own link-in-bio page, hosted on your own site instead of a third-party tool. Create a titled block with a description and up to seven links to posts, products, or anywhere else and publish it at its own URL to share in your social media bio or newsletter. For example: https://selftalkeffect.com/links/the-self-talk-effect/ https://www.djangify.com/links/about-diane-corriette/ and Inspirational Guidance which is a self-hosted Djangify site so is a little different https://inspirationalguidance.com/purpose/ So with each area I will add a description with a screenshot or links to the actual thing. Here is the full list. DJANGIFY FEATURES AS OF AUGUST 2026 Admin Area (intro, not a feature) — where everything gets managed; not covered as its own feature, just set the scene that every section below lives inside the Admin area. The Dashboard Area The area people who register sees. Once someone registers and verifies their email, they land on their own Dashboard: a welcome message, their order history Accounts 1. Users 2. Member Resources 3. Support Requests Blog 4. Categories 5. Posts (rich media embeds — YouTube, Vimeo, Spotify, podcasts) 6. Themes (Classic, Editorial, Minimal — swap the blog/shop look instantly) Content 7. Content Containers 8. FAQ Blocks 9. Gallery Blocks 10. LinkHub 11. Content blocks that let you add a Video link, add a Banner ad to a product & add a Resource people can download Hosted Tools 12. Hosted Tools — these are AI-built artifacts (e.g. a Claude-generated calculator or quiz) exported as a single .html file and uploaded to go live on your own domain Infopages 13. Categories 14. Info Pages - for documentation and policies

Today, I start promotion (finally!) and I have three pieces of content to put together: An article to go on SubStack for Inspirational Guidance A blog post for Self Talk and a blog post for Zestizm. Zestizm is about reconnecting with a zest for life - the spark that can go out as we get older. I know I said I was focuing on Inspirational Guidance only BUT with these other sites I am just making sure they stay active rather than go completely dead. Inspirational Guidance is of course the main site but now I have this tool I feel like I can do more. So I was given one piece of content for each site. The first one was called "What Zest Really Means (And Why It's Not Excitement)" Claude wrote it. There was a little struggle getting it to follow MY FRAMEWORK for writing articles rather than producing a generic AI article. Still working on that. However once the article was complete it became really useful Claude: " Day 1: the "What Zest Really Means" blog task. Updating it with the final article text, live URL, and marking it published. Worth also saving this as an Asset so it counts as promotable content for the Pinterest/Substack repurposing tasks later in the month (Day 10 pulls pins from this exact post). Want me to add it as an Asset now with the source URL attached, or hold off until more of the month's posts are live?" Me: Yes Claude: "Saved as asset #127. One more thing worth doing — it's a foundational, non-time-sensitive post, so I'll mark it evergreen. That way future plans (like Day 10's Pinterest pins) know to lean on it repeatedly rather than treating it as a one-off." SO WHAT HAPPENED? Claude wrote an article that I tweaked. Got it to rewrite then finally added it to my blog. Claude then went through and marked the task as complete while also recognising that this blog can be used in the Day 10 task so it connected it to that task AND marked the blog content as EVERGREEN. Any content with that label will be used by AI in any plan it creates as content to be promoted when marketing.

This is just a reminder of what is possible with AI and how small business owners can reduce their admin time by using an AI agent with tool/connector access. You can create products, pages, documentation, blog posts - just about all the content you need - using Claude Cowork by connecting it to your Djangify site. So I made a quick video of me creating a Topic Cluster Page just to make it clear how this works. Once you have connected Claude to your site you simply ask it to go in and add, edit, change anything you like. The only thing you need to do is upload documents or products and images. Anything related to uploading you must do manually. Everything else AI can do it for you. The second video goes through how to connect the claude connector to your store.

Topic Cluster pages are important for SEO and being found for the main keywords that you want your site to rank for / search-led content (people who type in a keyword into search). They support you in getting known as the expert for a particular topic (in the image examples I used the keyword "sell digital products" to explain how it works). If I want to rank for that keyword on Djangify this is what I need to set up. I already use topic cluster pages on Inspirational Guidance. They are usually long pages full of information that show off your knowledge on ONE topic / keyword. When they are written well they will show up in the search engines and be used in AI results. You create the page and then create blog content that links from the cluster page to the blog post and the blog post back to the cluster page. Here is an example on inspirational guidance https://inspirationalguidance.com/journaling-personal-growth Each section links out to an article and each article links back to the page They are hard work to set up because you need one main article and several other articles written and connected but they are worth it. Plus as an expert in your field this will all be based on your knowledge AND if you really wanted to you can use AI to help you write some content and adjust it to fit your brand/voice plus add your own unique story to it. TOPIC CLUSTERS ON DJANGIFY I have added this to djangify.com - under PAGES. You create a new page and select Topic Cluster. You can then answer all the questions on that template and it will create a page that looks similar to the journaling page I shared.