Site Sniper

• Something to build fromA sales page, your website, or a product, niche or keyword. One of these is enough to start.
• Your affiliate linkFor an affiliate site: your affiliate link, if you have it.
• Somewhere to publishA WordPress site, or a free Netlify account. You can also just download it.

1. 1Open Site SniperAt sitesniper.ahastudio.net, or press Start something new on your account page and choose Niche site.
2. 2Paste a sales page or your website, or type a product, niche or keywordType it in Sales page, website, product or niche. Add anything else under Anything else?, pick the Google country under Search market (type to find any of 98 markets), and press Show me what to build. Prefer to talk? Use Tell it in your own words at the top, then Fill the form.
3. 3Check what it understoodIt reads the page (a sales page makes it an affiliate site) and shows real searches with their monthly volume and difficulty. Searches marked Easy win are the most winnable; Easy wins only hides the rest. Pick The search to build the site around, or type your own.
4. 4Set up the siteWho it is for, the kind of site (Affiliate, Authority, Local business, Personal brand or Comparison), your affiliate link (affiliate and comparison sites), and how many pages (3, 5 or 10). A local business also lists its services, who it serves and the areas it covers. Open Site profile drafted by the agent to adjust the site name, how it should read, the angle, why people buy and what holds them back.
5. 5Press Build my demo siteWatch it find the real searches, watch hands-on reviews on YouTube (for buying sites), plan the hub page and articles, and send each page to the writer. The build card shows the time so far, an estimate of the time left and what it is doing now. Pages are written on our server, so you can close the page and come back to the same link.

1. 1Check the reviews it foundUnder Hands-on reviews the pages draw on, use Leave out on any video you do not want credited.
2. 2Write every pageIn the Site plan, press Unlock the other pages (it shows how many) to write the rest of the plan. This also adds the site to your account. Each page shows Preview when it is written.
3. 3Make it yoursPress Ask me the questions and answer what you can about your own experience (or paste a link to your post, review or bio page). Each page is revised with your answers, and kept as it was if the revision is not better.
4. 4Add affiliate linksPress Find affiliate programs to see the brands your pages mention and their programs. Paste your link for a brand and press Save link: it goes on the first mention of that brand, marked as sponsored.
5. 5Add imagesImages are made with your own OpenAI key: add it once on your account page under AI and data keys (it is only ever sent to OpenAI). Then, under Images for your pages, press Make images (it shows how many) to create a featured image and an infographic for each page. Prefer ChatGPT? Press View on a page, open its ready prompt in ChatGPT, then upload the image it makes.
6. 6Read the list What the site needs from youIt lists the facts only you can give (your name, bio, contact email, first-hand notes) so the site is about a real person, never an invented one.

1. 1Open Put it on WordPress Once every page is written, under Finish your site.
2. 2Connect your site With an application password from an Administrator or Editor account (Users > Profile > Application Passwords), then press Connect site.
3. 3Save the pages as drafts Press Save the pages as drafts (the button shows how many). You see each page go from Queued to Saving to Draft saved, with Preview and Edit in WordPress. The hub becomes a page, articles become posts, and About and disclosure pages are added where they apply. Pages already live are updated in place, and pages you already have are never overwritten.
4. 4Install the Aha Studio Connector plugin It sets meta descriptions automatically and gives the posts and pages the Aha Studio typography.

A refresh checks every written page against Google again: it searches each page's keyword, reads what ranks now, and updates only the facts and sections that have slipped. Your own edits and the facts from Make it yours stay exactly as they are, and a page keeps its old version if the new one scores lower. Each refresh uses part of your monthly AI amount.

1. 1Choose it at the startThe first step has Keep this content fresh: Every 30 days (the default on a plan), Every 60 days, Every 90 days or Off.
2. 2Find the Freshness cardRight under the build card once the site is finished. It shows Last checked, Next check and what the last refresh changed, page by page.
3. 3Refresh nowPress Refresh now, read what it will do and what it costs, then press Yes, refresh now. Our server checks the pages one by one (the card shows how many are done), so you can close the page.
4. 4Where it goesWith update where it is published each time ticked, the changed pages are updated in place on WordPress (live pages stay live) and the site goes out again to Netlify, GitHub Pages or Cloudflare Pages wherever you published it before, the same site as before.
5. 5After a scheduled refreshYou get one short email of what changed. Sites due for a check show Refresh due in Your work.

Your plan also includes a monthly amount of AI work, shared by all your AI workers. When this month's is used, the AI work carries on with your own AI key: the provider and model you choose on your account page under AI and data keys, Text and reports. Without a key, it resumes on the 1st. Images always use your own OpenAI key, or the ChatGPT route.