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Putting an AI chatbot on a landing page
A chatbot on a paid-traffic landing page can rescue visitors who would otherwise bounce. Setup, auto-open timing and what the bot should ask.
In short
On a landing page the chatbot has one job: catch the objection that stops someone filling in the form, answer it, and capture their details.
Auto-open after 20–30 seconds, keep the welcome message specific to the offer, and route every conversation towards contact details.
Key facts
Key facts
- Landing page traffic is usually paid, so a rescued visitor has real cost attached.
- A sales-mode bot asks qualifying questions and requests contact details.
- Starter questions should mirror the objections in your ad copy.
- Defaltam sales plan: €149/month with a 5-day free trial.
Match the bot to the offer
A generic 'How can I help?' wastes the moment. On a landing page the welcome line should name the offer: 'Questions about the €79 support bot? Ask away.' It tells the visitor the bot knows what page they are on.
Timing and placement
- · Auto-open after 20–30 seconds, once, not on every scroll.
- · Keep the launcher clear of the form's submit button on mobile.
- · Offer two starter questions taken from your most common objections.
Always end with a next step
Every answer should leave a route open: book a call, start the trial, or leave an email. A landing page conversation that ends with 'glad I could help' and no contact details captured is a lost lead.
The product behind this guide
A chatbot trained on your own website, live today
Defaltam builds AI chatbots that read your public pages and answer with your real prices, services and policies. Support is €79/month, Sales is €149/month, both start with a 5-day free trial, and installation is one script tag.
FAQ
Questions people ask about this
Should a landing page have a chatbot?
Yes, when the page carries paid traffic. A chatbot catches the objection that stops a visitor completing the form and captures their details before they leave.
When should the chatbot open on a landing page?
After about 20 to 30 seconds, once. Immediate pop-ups interrupt before the visitor has understood the offer.
Does a chatbot compete with the form?
It complements it. Some visitors will not fill in a form but will type a question, and the bot can collect the same details conversationally.
What should the bot ask?
What the visitor needs, their timeline, and a way to reach them. Keep it to two or three questions.
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