A Manufacturer’s Guide to Checking AI Website Facts and Contact Details

AI can help you get a website draft together quickly, but it does not automatically verify company facts. TalkTalkMySite offers no-code templates, AI chat, and visual editing, so you can get started without coding or design experience. You are still responsible for checking the content, layout, and business details before publishing. Follow the steps below to catch common omissions during your first build.

1. Decide whether you need a website or a store

Choose the primary purpose of your manufacturer site. If you want to present your products and capabilities and collect quotation inquiries, a website is a suitable starting point. If customers will buy products and place orders on the site, you need a store. TalkTalkMySite’s Basic plan is for a website, Standard is for a store, and Premium is for multilingual use. Do not assume that choosing multilingual support automatically includes store functionality; check that the plan you select fits your purpose.

Before you start, decide: - Whether customers will buy on the site or only submit inquiries - Which languages you need and which products you will feature - Whether you need to set up payments, social login, a domain, or shipping

Payments and shipping require setup when needed. Do not describe a feature as ready to use if it has not been configured.

2. Gather verified materials for the AI draft

Collect your company description, exact product names and specifications, use cases, materials and dimensions, manufacturing or delivery scope, and the relevant department’s contact details. Use information you can verify from company records. If you plan to use product photos or drawings, confirm that they are approved for publication. Leave unverified performance figures, certifications, lead times, and minimum order quantities out of the draft—or mark them for confirmation rather than presenting them as facts.

**Hypothetical example:** Suppose “Hanbit Precision” is preparing a site for industrial metal components. The owner first confirms product names, an accurate specification sheet, the main inquiry phone number, sales email, address, and quotation-request process. If the AI suggests “the industry’s highest quality” without evidence, the owner removes it. Any unconfirmed delivery time stays unpublished. This is a fictional example, not information about a real company.

3. Review facts, contacts, and layout separately

Do not accept AI-generated copy without comparing it with the source materials. Check product names, numbers and units, materials, capabilities, certification claims, and company address. Read phone numbers and email addresses again to catch characters changed during copying, and verify that inquiries actually reach the intended department. If you publish business hours or response expectations, make sure they match how the team really operates.

Review the layout on both desktop and mobile. Check that the product inquiry button is easy to find, each image matches the right description, and menus and text are readable. AI chat and visual editing can help refine a draft; they do not replace fact-checking or business verification.

4. Use a pre-publication checklist and start small

• [ ] A responsible person has confirmed the company name, address, phone, and email.

• [ ] Product specifications and claims are supported by source materials.

• [ ] You have chosen between inquiry collection and online sales.

• [ ] You have checked any required payment, domain, shipping, and login setup.

• [ ] You have reviewed the menus, images, and contact details on desktop and mobile.

• [ ] Unconfirmed information and images you cannot use have been removed.

Instead of uploading every product at once, start with a few representative products and a working inquiry path. Have a team member test the inquiry process directly. Unlimited free use, error-free results, search rankings, and sales are not guaranteed. Your next step is to name the person who will give final approval to the materials, then check the plan and setup options for your chosen purpose before reviewing the draft.