AI CLEANUP
AI created something that looks finished. But it still needs fixing.
Maybe it’s website copy, a business document, a spreadsheet, or an AI-assisted process that isn’t doing what you expected. I’ll look at the actual problem, check what can be verified, and explain whether a focused cleanup makes sense. Different types of work need different checks and scopes.
Website or non-website problems • Written scope and price • No mandatory sales call
THE COMMON PROBLEM
What AI slop usually looks like
AI can be a useful starting point. The trouble starts when unchecked writing, files, or generated steps are treated as finished work.
Generic copy
The writing sounds polished, but never clearly explains what your business does or why it matters.
Repetitive output
Documents, webpages, or generated material repeat the same points without adding the details someone actually needs.
Inaccurate claims
AI includes old, invented, or unsupported information about services, experience, or results.
Hard to use
A generated document, spreadsheet, or set of instructions may look complete while still leaving important details or next steps unclear.
THE REAL ISSUE
The issue isn’t that AI was used. The issue is that nobody cleaned it up.
AI can produce a confident answer without knowing whether a business claim is true, a document is usable, or a generated step is reliable.
I review what AI produced, keep what is useful, and identify what needs correcting. If technical tools or systems are involved, I check what is practical before recommending work.
WHAT I ACTUALLY CLEAN UP
What I can assess and clean up
These are examples, not one all-inclusive package. A small AI-written item may qualify for the starting scope. Website, spreadsheet, code, or automation problems are assessed individually before any wider work is agreed.
Rewrite weak copy
Replace vague, overproduced writing with clear explanations built around verified details about your business.
Remove repetition
Find near-duplicate pages, recycled claims, and needless sections that keep saying the same thing.
Improve structure
Organize pages, headings, navigation, and information so visitors can find the important answers.
Make information useful
Make AI-drafted instructions, business documents, or service pages clearer about what matters and what someone needs to do next.
Check claims against reality
Remove invented credentials, unsupported promises, outdated details, and information you cannot confirm.
Clean up AI-assisted changes
Review AI-assisted changes to pages, spreadsheets, scripts, or workflows, then assess which corrections are practical with the available tools and an agreed scope.
A CLOSER LOOK
I review what is useful, what is fluff, and what needs rewriting.
Not all AI-generated work is bad. Some of it can be a useful foundation. I look at what you already have and identify what can stay before suggesting changes.
What stays
Accurate facts, useful writing, and working parts of the original output.
What changes
Generic wording, repetition, weak structure, and mistakes worth correcting.
The work is defined after I review the AI-created problem.
AI CLEANUP SERVICE
AI Cleanup
Defined after review
One qualifying AI-written business item may fit the published starting scope. Other AI-created problems, such as website pages, spreadsheets, or broken automated steps, need their own assessment and fixed quote before paid work begins.
✓ Review the agreed AI-created output or issue
✓ Identify unclear or unsupported information
✓ Keep the parts that are useful
✓ Define only the corrections in scope
✓ Identify unclear or unsupported information
✓ Keep the parts that are useful
✓ Define only the corrections in scope
✓ Check source facts you provide
✓ Assess relevant files and tools
✓ Test the agreed corrections
✓ Explain what changed and needs separate work
✓ Assess relevant files and tools
✓ Test the agreed corrections
✓ Explain what changed and needs separate work
The scope determines what is included. Extensive custom-code repair, new features, or a wider rebuild may need a separate scope. I won’t pretend every AI-created problem is a simple content edit.
REAL WEBSITE WORK
Real websites. Different cleanup and maintenance problems.
These projects demonstrate troubleshooting, content organization, and WordPress work. They are not presented as AI-cleanup case studies.
TN Computer Medics
A long-term WordPress client whose site has required technical recovery, cleanup, content organization, and ongoing maintenance.
3DShoes.com
A long-running publication with a large article library, ongoing editorial work, content organization, and technical maintenance.
HOW THE WORK MOVES
A straightforward process from inspection to cleanup.
I check what AI created, work out what needs fixing, define the scope, and verify the agreed changes.
01
Review the output and context
I examine what AI produced, what it was supposed to do, and which source facts or tools are available to check it.
02
Define the cleanup
I explain what stays, what changes, what needs further investigation, and what the work will cost.
03
Make the agreed fixes
I correct the agreed problems without replacing useful parts just for the sake of starting over.
04
Review and hand off
I test the affected areas, explain what changed, and note anything that still needs attention.
Business-specific facts still need your confirmation. The agreed scope controls the work; I won’t promise rankings, sales, or results outside my control.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Questions about AI cleanup
Do you need to rewrite everything AI created?
No. I keep accurate, useful material when it works. I rewrite or remove the parts that are generic, repetitive, misleading, or unhelpful.
Can you fix AI-generated Elementor pages?
I can review and correct the agreed content, spacing, responsive layouts, and Elementor settings. I’ll investigate more complex issues before pricing repairs.
Can you check claims AI made about my business?
Yes. I can compare claims with information you provide or reliable sources. I won’t publish unverified qualifications, guarantees, prices, or customer results.
What if AI-generated code is causing a problem?
I can investigate the affected code and how it is used. More complex development may require a separate scope or specialist work.
Is AI Cleanup only for websites?
No. I can assess suitable AI-generated writing and other digital problems when the tools and evidence fit. The $249 entry scope covers only one qualifying AI-written business item. Technical or more complex work needs a separate review and quote.
Do you use AI in your own work?
Yes, where it helps with analysis, research, drafts, or routine tasks. I still review the output, verify important details, and take responsibility for the agreed work.
READY TO FIX WHAT AI LEFT BEHIND?
If AI built something useful but left a mess, show it to me.
Send me the website, document, file, or process AI left you with. Tell me what it should do and what seems wrong. I’ll assess what is practical before recommending a scope.
✓ Keep what works ✓ Written scope and price ✓ No mandatory sales call