The launch page that asks before it learns
A 22-person B2B technology marketing agency with one web producer and no engineers won a software client's product launch. The client wanted AI on the page by its conference date, and no tool fit.
Add privacy-safe AI personalization to a launch page before a fixed date
A launch page that groups visitors by the first section they read in that visit, and stores nothing until they accept analytics. A readout finds where each group leaves. Drafts use only approved claims, and a strategist approves, edits or rejects each one. Only consenting visitors see the approved version.
- the 220 simulated visits that declined or ignored the banner left 0 stored events and 0 storage keys, and a real browser that declined held 0 keys and 0 cookies
- 3 drafts: 1 approved, 1 edited and approved, 1 rejected, and 0 of 14 draft lines outside the approved claims list
- Landing page personalization
- Consent banner
- Browser localStorage
- Reading-behavior segments
- Drop-off readout
- Approved claims list
- Rule-based draft assembly
- Strategist approval queue
- Change log
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