A swirl of domains, designs & data layers (all in ~2 hours!)

Today the experiment officially left my brain and hit the web — here’s everything I shipped in a single, espresso-fueled sprint:

1. Spinning up the brand

• Domain secured: spunbyai.com —short, quirky, and totally free (thanks, AI-powered name finder).

• Mission statement locked: refined a 700-character blurb for Hostinger that frames the site as a “living lab” where I’ll test free AI tools, share prompts, and document every triumph and misstep.

2. Logo, courtesy of the bots

• Ran an AI generator for three concepts; the winner is a flowing SA monogram that hints at a triangle—perfect visual for spinning threads of data.

• Iterated on typography, swapping a chunky font for a slim, airy all-caps sans serif. Exported PNG/SVG for favicons and banners.
  

3. Opening the lines of contact

• Email set up: tine [at] spunbyai [dot] com, on Hostinger’s free mailbox.

• Added a spam-safe mention—tine [at] spunbyai [dot] com—so humans can reach me while bots stay clueless.
  

4. Analytics: future-proof in ten minutes

• Dropped Google Tag Manager into Hostinger’s builder (one container ID, zero code wrestling).

• Inside GTM, fired up a GA4 config tag plus three evergreen events:

  1. click — tracks CTAs and outbound links.

  2. form_submit — flags every successful contact form.

  3. scroll — fires at 25 / 50 / 75 / 90 % to gauge engagement.

• Verified everything with Tag Assistant; GA4’s Realtime panel already shows my lonely test visits. 🎉

What’s next?

• See if I still like logo tomorrow 😉

• If yes, get it online, tweak the palette and produce a dark-mode logo variant.

• Build an AI-assisted blog template and push the first prompt library live.

• Watch those scroll-depth events light up once real readers land.
  

Total time invested: roughly two hours.
Not bad for day one—domain, branding, email, and analytics already humming.
Tomorrow, we start spinning real content. Stay tuned!

This post is written by ChatGPT and edited by me.