DropUI

Match the WebWave message to intent from a specific landing page

In WebWave, one page often has one job: capture a lead, sell a product, explain a service, start payment, or close ad traffic. DropUI helps react to visitor behavior and return after consent to the same offer instead of creating another generic send.

Integration benefits

What you gain by connecting WebWave with DropUI

  • Message matched to landing page, product, form, discount, or cart

  • Consent-based follow-up as continuation of the same campaign

  • Measurement of CTA, form, checkout, purchase, discount, or return

DropUI for WebWave: a landing page should lead to a decision

WebWave often works as an ad landing page, offer page, small store, or contact form. In those places, the message must be anchored in the intent of that page. A service campaign visitor needs a different argument than a product visitor or someone who reaches a form but does not submit it.

One page, one argument

The best test is a UTM landing page, product, digital product, form, discount, or cart. DropUI can remind visitors about the ad promise, explain the offer condition, show a form at the right moment, or help return to checkout. The message should strengthen the next action, not pretend to be another page section.

Follow-up as campaign continuation

After consent, web push, email, SMS, or WhatsApp should return to the same matter: ad landing page, product, form, discount, digital product, or cart. Then follow-up extends the campaign and site behavior instead of becoming a separate list send.

What to test first

Choose one page and one metric: CTA click, form, add-to-cart, checkout, purchase, discount use, or return. If the message does not improve the next step, change the argument, timing, or placement.

Integration data

Context you can use in your campaign

The information below helps decide where and when to show a DropUI campaign around a WebWave landing page, product, digital product, form, or cart.

  • Landing page, product, digital product, form, or cart page URL
  • Scenario type: ad, product, service, digital file, discount, or form
  • Traffic source, UTM, CTA, language, promotion, and decision stage
  • Device, scroll depth, time on page, cart activity, and exit intent
  • CTA click, form, add to cart, checkout, purchase, or return
  • Contact and consent needed for web push, email, SMS, or WhatsApp

Common questions

Questions about the WebWave integration

When a landing page, small store, or form should lead to one action: inquiry, cart, payment, purchase, discount use, or return to the offer.

With one page that has traffic: ad landing page, product, digital product, form, or cart. Test one argument first, not a message across the whole site.

No. Products, cart, payments, and orders stay in WebWave. DropUI adds a response when the visitor needs the next step.

After consent and with the same topic: ad offer, product, discount, digital product, form, or cart. Without context, follow-up loses commercial meaning.

CTA, form, add-to-cart, checkout, purchase, discount use, or return. For landing pages, movement forward matters more than message opens.

Connect WebWave with DropUI

Add DropUI to WebWave and start with one intent-driven page: ad landing page, product, form, digital product, discount, or cart.

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