💬 How to Talk to Publio
(Without Being a Tech Genius)
Good news: you don’t need to know anything about websites.
You just need to know how to describe what you want.
If you can explain your job to your aunt at a family dinner, you can use Publio.
🧠 Think: “Explain it to a human”
More detail = better result. No magic words needed.
Instead of
“Make me a website.”
Try
“I’m a physiotherapist in Lisbon. I help people with back pain and sports injuries. I want something calm and trustworthy. Include my services, prices and a contact form.”
🎨 Tell it your vibe
Websites have personality. Say things like:
Calm and professional
Warm and friendly
Modern and bold
Soft and natural
Serious and structured
If you don’t say anything, Publio guesses. And guessing is… risky 😄
✂️ Want changes? Be specific.
Instead of
“I don’t like it.”
Try
- Make it less formal
- Shorten the text
- Add more space between sections
- Make the contact button more visible
- Add testimonials
Publio isn’t offended. It doesn’t cry. Just tell it.
🧩 You don’t have to get it perfect
This is important. You can start simple. Then refine.
Think of it like clay — you shape it step by step.
📋 Easy Template (Copy This)
If you’re stuck, just copy this and fill the blanks:
Hi! I want a website for my business.
I am a: [your profession]
I help: [who you help]
With: [what problem you solve]
My style should feel: [calm / bold / friendly / serious / modern / etc.]
Please include:
- [service 1]
- [service 2]
- [prices? yes/no]
- [contact section? yes/no]
- [anything else]
The tone of the text should be: [short and direct / warm and welcoming / professional / etc.]
That’s it. That alone already works great.
⚠️ One Honest Truth
Publio does exactly what you ask.
Vague
“Make it nice.”
Clear
“Make it calm, warm, simple, and aimed at women 40–60 with chronic pain.”
Clear in → good out.