A website address, material, the boundaries of the conversation and one line of code. What is needed from your side and in what order.
A mask such as /pricing or /industries/* decides which behavior switches on. A narrower mask overrides a general one.
Not a stock phrase, but a question about the subject of the page that a visitor can answer in one word.
If the conversation is open but the visitor says nothing, the widget brings them back to the subject of the page once. That text is yours too.
Two, three or four options worded from the visitor's side, so that answering takes one tap.
When two settings match an address, the one with the higher priority wins. You set the order yourself.
An ordinary chat behaves the same way everywhere, so on a pricing page it sounds as helpless as it does in a blog. Here the behavior is tied to the address of the page: what a visitor hears first depends on where they are standing.
Start with one page that matters rather than the whole site at once. Once you are happy with how it behaves there, add the next one.
Here it makes sense to explain how the price is worked out
and to hand the conversation to a person sooner.
Here a visitor expects a conversation about their own field,
not a general description of the product.
It opens once per visit, after a delay shared across the site, and stays out of the way if the visitor closed the window. Being closed is remembered.
You describe where the behavior switches on and what the widget says first.
Then you check it on the page itself.
The one where a conversation is needed most: pricing, a key service, an industry page.
The address of the page, or a pattern with an asterisk if a whole section needs the behavior.
A short question about the subject of the page and two or three answers as buttons.
You open your own page and see whether the start of the conversation sounds right there.
Start with one page and see how the opening message sounds.
Create your account, describe the behavior for the page where a conversation is needed most, and check it yourself.
How common this already is
A website address, material, the boundaries of the conversation and one line of code. What is needed from your side and in what order.
You write the opening message, but from there the conversation stays with your material. What that material is made of.
How it differs from a live chat and a scripted bot, and whether it has to go on the whole site at once.
The better you understand your customers, the smarter your decisions and the more successful your business.
To get the real value out of AI, the work has to be designed for it from the start rather than bolted on afterwards.
Everyone assumed that people who have vibe were given the ability to code. What actually happened is that people who can code were given vibe
Set up the first conversation on the pages that matter: what to explain, which questions to ask, when to stay quiet and what to pass to your team.