How to Build a Complete Niche Site from One Topic with the AI Site Builder

1 Type your topic and choose the basics

Open Site Builder in the Build menu. Type your niche in Niche or topic, using the words a reader would use, for example "home coffee brewing" or "aquarium air pump". Then set the language, site type and content depth.

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1. Niche or topic: at least 3 characters. One clear topic gives a tighter site than a broad one like "food".
2. Language: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Arabic or Urdu. Every page is written in it.
3. Site type: what the site earns from. See the table below.
4. Content depth: Standard is about 1,500 words a page. Deep is about 2,500 words with tables and step by step sections.
5. Publish to: only shows when you have a WordPress site connected. Leave it on Download to get the files, or pick a WordPress site to write for it.

2 Pick a theme under More options

Click More options to choose the design. Auto picks a theme that matches your site type, so you can skip this step if you are happy with that.

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1. Design theme: Auto, Affiliate Pro (review site with product boxes and buttons), Reader (clean magazine layout with ad slots), Tools / App (modern utility look) or Classic.
2. Include product pages + Merchant Center feed: only used with the Affiliate Pro theme. It writes real product pages with prices and adds a products.csv feed. On other themes these topics become normal articles.
3. Build my site starts the build.

3 Click Build my site and watch the progress

Click Build my site. The site appears in Your sites below the form. First it is Planning: the AI plans 3 main guides (pillars), each with 3 supporting articles, using the LLMS method so every page targets its own search and links up to its pillar. Then it moves to Writing and finally Assembling.

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1. The status and progress, for example Writing 4/12: 4 of 12 pages are done.
2. What the writer is doing right now (the page title and the section) and about how long the build has left. The estimate gets better after the first pages.
3. Ready means the site is assembled and can be downloaded or published.

Each page is written in parts: an outline first, then every section with its own word target, then the intro, ending and FAQ, and a length check that rewrites short sections. That is why a page takes a minute or two. You can leave the page; the table refreshes on its own every few seconds while a site is building. Only one site builds at a time.

Tip: if a build stops with Failed, the reason is shown under the niche in red. The most common one is an AI key that ran out of credit.

4 Download the site or publish it

When the status is Ready, the actions appear in the same row.

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1. Download saves the whole site as a zip (jarvis-site.zip): every HTML page, style.css, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, llms.txt and llms-full.txt. Upload it to any web host.
2. Publish to WordPress opens WordPress > Publish articles with this site picked, so its articles go to a connected WordPress site on a drip schedule.
3. Delete removes the site and its files from AM Jarvis.

To put the downloaded site on your own hosting without unzipping anything, open Publish Sites in the Build menu, add your hosting once (FTPS, FTP or a cPanel API token), pick the site and publish. Site Builder and Programmatic SEO sites both appear there.

5 Check the SEO health of the finished site

Under Your sites, the SEO health and drip schedule card checks the finished site for keyword overlap. Each page owns its main keyword, and the card warns you when two live pages target the same search or the same FAQ question appears twice.

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1. Site: pick which finished site to check.
2. The totals: live pages, pages waiting in the drip queue, the next go live date and overlaps found.
3. Healthy means no keyword is on two live pages. If overlaps are found, each one has a Fix button, plus Fix all.
4. Every page with its status, primary keyword and the keywords it owns.

The drip schedule (pages going live a few a day) is used by sites built from a Niche Research site plan. A site built from one topic has all its pages live at once.

6 Look at what you built

Open the downloaded index.html, or the site on your hosting. The home page lists your topic hubs, the menu groups every article under its pillar, and each article has breadcrumbs, a table of contents and links to the other articles in its topic.

Before you apply for AdSense or share the site, read every page once, replace the placeholder email (contact@yourdomain.com) on the Contact page, and on the Affiliate Disclosure page of affiliate sites, with your own, and on affiliate sites replace the Check Price buttons with your links using the AFFILIATE-LINKS.txt guide in the zip.