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Optional · Website prompt maker

Make a one-page appeal website with AI

Type in the details police have made public. This page writes the instructions for an AI site builder (such as Manus) for you. Copy them, paste them in, and the AI builds a draft page.

Most appeals don't need a website. A Facebook Page and posters are usually enough.

Everything stays on your device. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere or saved.

Step 1

Check before you start

Step 2

Copy in the police-approved details

Copy each detail exactly from the police appeal. Leave a box empty if police didn't give it. Never guess.

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Step 3

Copy your prompt

Tick the three boxes in Step 1 first.

Your website prompt


    
Step 4

Paste it into an AI site builder

  1. Open your AI site builder, for example Manus, and start a new task.
  2. Paste the prompt.
  3. Attach the photo police released. Use only that photo, unchanged.
  4. Wait for the draft. Don't let it publish anything yet.
  5. With a second person, check every word, the photo and the phone number against the police appeal. Tap the phone button to make sure it opens the right number. You don't need to actually call.
  6. Only then publish it, and share the link alongside the official police appeal.

When the appeal ends: as soon as police confirm it, replace the page with a short "This appeal is no longer active" notice, and remove the name, photo and details. Ask the AI builder to do it, and to delete the photo file too.

AI tools can get things wrong. The AI isn't a source of facts or a way to report to police. A person must always check its work.

Step 5 · Optional

Help people find it on Google

Only do this if police and the family agree the page should be searchable. Google can take days or weeks to list a new page, and it might not list it at all. Sharing the police post works faster.

Search settings for your page


    

Paste this into your AI site builder and say "Add these search settings to the page." Then:

  1. Add your page to Google Search Console and ask Google to index it. Asking more than once doesn't speed it up.
  2. Ask local news and community pages to link to the police appeal, and to your page if it helps.
  3. Share the link in your pinned Facebook post.
  4. When the appeal ends: replace the page with the "no longer active" notice, turn search off ("noindex"), and delete the photo. Search results can take a while to update.