“A Live Look at How AI Fits into Real Work…and Greg was the Test Case” featuring Greg and Clint

Episode Summary

Instead of interviewing a guest, Clint and Greg run a live demo. The goal is straightforward: can a marketer build a professional website without waiting on developers?

The answer is yes.

Clint starts by generating a detailed Lovable prompt inside ChatGPT. The LLM researches Greg’s background, identifies positioning themes, and structures a multi-page personal site. That prompt is copied into Lovable.

Within minutes, a complete website appears. Navigation works. Pages are structured. Calls to action are in place. Even pricing tiers are suggested.

From there, the real insight emerges.

Instead of writing code or touching CSS, Clint makes edits through plain English:

  • Add a headshot from LinkedIn.

  • Insert a “Fun” section about old school rap.

  • Add color that reflects personality.

  • Publish to a live URL.

Each iteration takes seconds.

The larger takeaway is not about a website. It is about control.

Marketing teams no longer need to queue behind engineering. Revenue leaders can prototype landing pages, ROI calculators, and interactive tools themselves. What used to take days or weeks can now happen in one working session.

Clint makes a key comparison. He used to build market sizing calculators and ROI tools in Excel. It would take days to refine them. Now, he builds interactive web versions in Lovable in half a day.

That shift matters.

This is not about replacing developers. It is about unlocking speed and creativity inside marketing and sales teams.

If you’ve ever said, “We need to wait on the web team,” this episode is for you.

Check out Greg's new website here: Greg Rosenthal | AI Strategy for Revenue Leaders

Guest Introduction 

This week is a little different. No outside guest. No interview. Just the two hosts in the lab.

Clint and Greg sit down for a live working session and build a fully functional personal website in minutes using Lovable and ChatGPT.

Clint brings the technical depth. Greg brings the revenue lens. Together, they break down what this means for sales leaders, marketers, and anyone who has ever waited two weeks for a landing page update.

If you lead revenue or marketing, this episode will challenge how you think about speed, ownership, and execution.

AI Challenge

This week’s AI Challenge is simple and practical.

Build your own personal website in under 30 minutes using Lovable and ChatGPT.

Here’s what to do:

  1. Use ChatGPT to generate a structured website prompt about you.

  2. Paste that prompt into Lovable.

  3. Publish your site.

  4. Iterate with small refinements until it feels right.

Then share it with us.

Full step-by-step instructions are on the blog at:
https://www.promptthis.ai

If you’ve deployed AI in your business, tell us what worked and what failed. Go to:
https://www.promptthis.ai/contact

This is about doing, not watching.

 Chapter Breakdown

00:00 – Opening 
AI intro and framing the episode as a live demo instead of a guest interview.

01:30 – Why Personal Websites Still Matter 
The strategic case for owning your digital presence as a leader.

04:00 – Generating the Website Prompt in ChatGPT 
Using AI to research, structure, and position a personal brand automatically.

12:30 – Building the Site in Lovable 
From one prompt to a functioning multi-page website in minutes.

17:00 – Live Iteration 
Adding a headshot directly from LinkedIn. No downloads. No code.

19:00 – Injecting Personality 
Creating a “Fun” section about old school rap to humanize a revenue leader.

22:00 – Design Adjustments Through Plain English 
Adding color and brand personality without touching design files.

23:30 – Publishing to a Live URL 
Going from idea to live site in a single session.

25:00 – The Bigger Implication for Marketing Teams 
Why marketers no longer need to wait on web developers for every update.

27:30 – AI Challenge 
Your assignment: build your own site and experience the shift firsthand.

29:30 – Closing Thoughts 
Lovable as a must-have tool in the modern marketing and revenue stack.