BENEFITS
Turn Marketing Attention Into Action
Your Marketing Agent helps visitors understand your message, explore your content, engage with campaigns, and take the next step while their interest is still active.
Questions before you build your Marketing Agent?
Everything you need to know about using a Marketing Agent for campaigns, content, landing pages, lead capture, audience engagement, and follow-ups.
What does a Marketing Agent do?
A Marketing Agent helps visitors understand your campaigns, content, products, offers, and resources through voice or text conversations. It can answer questions, share assets, capture leads, and guide visitors to the right next step.
Can it work on landing pages?
Yes. You can use your Marketing Agent on campaign pages, product pages, launch pages, content hubs, event pages, or any page where visitors may have questions before taking action.
Can it share marketing assets?
Yes. It can share PDFs, videos, brochures, decks, case studies, links, product pages, social content, and other resources based on what visitors ask for.
Can it help with lead generation?
Yes. It can capture contact details, campaign interest, visitor intent, custom form fields, and conversation context so your team gets better leads than a basic form submission.
Can it explain our product or campaign?
Yes. You can train it on your website, campaign copy, product pages, FAQs, decks, documents, and approved messaging so it can explain your offer clearly.
Can it recommend content to visitors?
Yes. It can suggest relevant blogs, videos, case studies, guides, pages, or resources based on what the visitor is trying to learn.
Can it collect feedback or survey responses?
Yes. You can use it to run questionnaires, collect audience feedback, gather campaign insights, and capture structured responses.
Can it trigger follow-ups?
Yes. Based on your setup, it can trigger follow-up emails, log responses, update sheets or CRM, notify your team, or start configured workflows.
Is this the same as a Sales Agent?
No. A Sales Agent focuses more on buyer conversations, demos, qualification, and conversion. A Marketing Agent focuses more on campaign engagement, content discovery, audience education, lead capture, and moving visitors from interest to action.
Can I control the tone and messaging?
Yes. You can control the agent’s knowledge, tone, personality, instructions, suggested replies, lead capture rules, and fallback behavior.
