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How to Create a High-Converting Landing Page with Chatwith
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All the options for a WhatsApp Landing page
Quick Learning Check Quiz
Add WhatsApp Widget to WebWave Website
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How to Add your WhatsApp Widget to WebWave AI
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Quiz: Embedding the Chatwith Widget in WebWave
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A nice update for your bookings with WhatsApp Widget (More automation and control for your rentals)
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Quiz: Full-Day Booking System Features
How to Turn Your WhatsApp Widget Into a Conversational Form or Mini-Platform
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to convert your WhatsApp widget into either a simple form or an engaging chatbot-like experience—based on what works best for your audience and conversion goals. Discover how to customize form behavior, dynamically reuse answers for a natural flow, and seamlessly collect leads that automatically sync with WhatsApp and your CRM. Whether you're looking to capture more information or keep the conversation light and fast, this lesson shows you how to find the right balance.
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Video tutorial: Easy WhatsApp ChatBot for Your Landing Page 🚀
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04. WhatsApp Landing Pages

Step 1: Go to the Landing Page Builder

  • In the Chatwith dashboard, go to the Landing Pages section.

  • Choose or create a Widget, then define a landing page for it.

Note: If you’re using a white-label setup, the landing page domain will reflect your custom domain.

Step 2: Customize the Landing Page URL

  • Choose a custom URL path (e.g. yourbusiness.com/booking)

  • Use clear, memorable terms like:

    • /booking

    • /quote

    • /your-business-name

Step 3: Add Business Details (Optional)

  • Phone number and address can be added.

  • These will appear at the top of the page for extra credibility.

  • Ideal for local businesses and service providers.

Step 4: Add Content Blocks

🧾 Text Sections

  • Legend (appears right below the logo and widget name)

  • Extra Text (used to provide more context, offers, disclaimers, etc.)

Mobile-first design tip: Keep content brief and clear — most visitors will view on mobile.

Step 5: Add Visuals

Image Gallery

  • Upload multiple images about your service, product, or business.

  • This gallery shows visually below the legend and main content.

YouTube Video

  • Add a promotional, testimonial, or explainer video.

  • You only need the video ID (not the full YouTube URL).
    Example:
    For this URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abcd1234
    Paste only: abcd1234

Step 6: Choose a Layout Template

  • Templates available include:

    • Default

    • Alpha

    • Bravo

    • Gamma
      (More may be added)

All templates use the same content elements — they just present them with different layouts and styles.

Step 7: Adjust Simplicity vs Detail

You can go:

  • Simple: Just a widget and CTA (ideal for fast lead generation).

  • Rich: Add video, images, text, address — great for building trust or explaining services.

Think about your customer journey:

  • If the user needs more trust → add video, photos, social proof.

  • If you’re running direct-response ads → go with minimal, fast-loading design.

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