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Send WhatsApp message for new Facebook Lead Ad leads
Speed is everything when it comes to converting leads. This template automatically sends a WhatsApp message to every new lead captured through Facebook Lead Ads, ensuring instant follow-up while your business is still fresh in the prospect’s mind. Instead of manually exporting leads or responding hours later, this automation connects Facebook Lead Ads directly to WhatsScale. As soon as a user submits your lead form, the system instantly sends them a WhatsApp message. This is ideal for businesses running Facebook campaigns for services, product inquiries, consultations, event registrations, or real estate leads. Instant messaging increases response rates and improves the chances of converting a lead into a customer. How it works: Facebook Lead Ads detects a new lead submission from your lead form The system captures the lead details including the phone number WhatsScale instantly sends a WhatsApp message to the new lead WhatsScale’s built-in message throttling ensures messages are sent safely within WhatsApp’s rate limits, even when your ads generate many leads at once. Requirements: A WhatsScale account with a connected WhatsApp session, and an active Facebook Lead Ad form collecting phone numbers. Built by WhatsScale — [email protected]
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