Vireltify is a one-person site about using AI to build and run small websites. I write all of it, I pay for the hosting, and I am the only person who decides what goes up.
Who I am
I’m Marcos Bustos. I run a small web studio in Valencia, Spain, and I look after a handful of sites of my own: this blog, a second blog about web hosting, my studio site, a static lead-generation site on Cloudflare Pages, and a small SaaS I built myself, which runs on a Hostinger KVM VPS behind Caddy with systemd units and a Let’s Encrypt certificate that has broken on me more than once.
Between those projects I have registered domains at DonDominio and IONOS, pushed demo builds to Netlify, migrated a static HTML site to WordPress, edited a hundred WordPress posts in one pass through the REST API, and shut down a Shopify store and a Wix site that were not working out. The ones I closed taught me more than the ones that stayed up.
Most of that work now has AI somewhere in it. I build and refactor with Claude Code, I use Search Console, AdSense and Google Business Profile almost every day, and I have a fairly clear idea by now of which parts of the job a model can take over and which parts still fall apart if you let it.
Why this site was rebuilt
Vireltify started in 2026 as a “make money with AI” blog. It published a hundred posts in eleven weeks, nearly all of them built on the same template, with monthly earnings figures I could not back up and “top pick” boxes for tools I had never opened. Google AdSense turned the site down for low-value content, four times, and it was right to.
So the site was cut back to the articles I can actually stand behind, and those are being rewritten one by one. The posts that could not be supported by something I have really done, or by documentation I can link and date, were unpublished rather than patched up. The editorial policy explains how articles are made now, including where AI is involved.
What you’ll find here
- Building websites with AI. The workflow I actually use, and the parts that go wrong: deployments, DNS, certificates, WordPress, static sites.
- AI tools. What I use every day, described from use, with the date and the plan I was on. Tools I haven’t used are marked as not tested and compared only from their own documentation.
- Blogging and SEO. What I do on my own two blogs, with Search Console data from them, including what has not worked.
- Blog monetization. How ads, affiliate programs and small digital products really work, requirements and rejections included.
- Freelancing and solo business. Running a one-person web business with AI in the loop: what I let it do, what I never do.
What you won’t find
- Income claims, “passive income”, or any promise about what you will earn.
- The word “tested” on anything I have not run myself.
- Client work. The sites I build for other people are not material for this blog, so there are no client screenshots and no anonymised client case studies here.
- Paid reviews, paid placements or link sales. They are not for sale at any price.
How the site is funded
Vireltify is meant to carry Google AdSense advertising. Google chooses those ads, not me. Some links may become affiliate links in the future; if that happens they will be labelled where they appear, and a commission will never change a recommendation or the order of a comparison. The disclosure page has the details.
Contact
Corrections, questions and topic suggestions go to vireltify@gmail.com or through the contact page. If an article has a price or a feature wrong, tell me and I will fix it and date the fix.
More about who writes here: Marcos Bustos.