How to Use ChatGPT to Improve Your Website Copy

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You’ve figured out how to manage your team, run your schedule, and grow your programs—but when it comes to writing your website copy, things start to feel a little less clear.

For many sports facility owners, the website becomes an afterthought: generic text, outdated bios, or pages that don’t say why someone should choose you.

With the right AI prompts, it doesn’t have to be that way.

ChatGPT can help you turn placeholder text into compelling, confidence-building messaging that connects with parents, athletes, and community members.

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Step 1: Start with Your Homepage

Your homepage should make one thing clear within 5 seconds: what you offer, who it’s for, and how to get started.

ChatGPT Prompt

Rewrite our homepage copy for a sports facility offering (type of training/program) to (target audience, e.g., youth athletes, parents, teams) in (location). Focus on benefits, trust-building language, and a strong call-to-action.

Why it works: You’ll get a version that leads with your value, not just what you “offer.”

Step 2: Fix Your Program Pages

Most program pages say “Basketball Clinic, Mondays 5–6 pm.” But that doesn’t answer a parent’s biggest question: why should I choose this program for my kid?

ChatGPT Prompt

Write website copy for a program page describing our (program name/type) for (age group or skill level). Include benefits, what athletes will learn, FAQs, and a sign-up CTA.

Tip: Ask ChatGPT to write this in a parent-friendly tone or student-athlete voice, depending on your audience.

Step 3: Use Your ‘About’ Page to Build Credibility

This is one of the most clicked pages on sports websites and one of the most overlooked. You should share why you do what you do.

ChatGPT Prompt

Write an 'About Us' page for our sports facility. We offer (type of programs) in (city/state). Include (our origin story, coaching philosophy), and why families trust us.

Step 4: Use Testimonials to Tell a Transformation Story

Generic reviews like “Coach was great!” are fine for Google, but your website needs testimonials that speaks about the client’s experience at your facility. 

ChatGPT Prompt

Write a friendly message asking clients to leave a thoughtful review about our (type of program/facility). Include 2–3 simple guiding questions to help them write something meaningful.

Step 5: Upgrade Your CTAs (Call-to-Actions)

Your landing page should have a custom CTA for the audience you’re speaking to. 

ChatGPT Prompt

Write 3 website call-to-action ideas for a facility offering (sport/program type) to (audience).

Step 6: Don’t Forget Your Meta Descriptions

You know those short summaries under your page titles on Google? That’s your meta description.

ChatGPT Prompt

Write a meta description (under 160 characters) for a page about (program/facility focus) in (location). Include benefits and keywords parents might search.

Final Thoughts

Your website is too important to ignore—but that doesn’t mean you have to spend weeks rewriting it yourself.

With the right ChatGPT prompts, you can refresh your homepage, class descriptions, testimonials, and calls-to-action in a single afternoon. And most importantly? You’ll do it in a voice that sounds like you—not some AI robot.

Ready to try it?
Start with the homepage prompt, paste it into ChatGPT, and see what comes back. You might be surprised how far it gets you.

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