representing people with an offer instead of a child bot and then if they don't purchase

for getting the child bot to start new conversations over weeks, even months.

Follow up. Exactly. They-up. Exactly.

They start conversations tackling those objections.

Because people come into the bot and sometimes they just fight.

And then we collect more data around why they're not buying and then we build that back into the

follow-ups.

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supporting and here's the episode. All right all the way from Australia Liz

Carter in the building today how's it going?

I'm doing great Sean.

Good. I can't wait to get into chatbots today with you.

Yeah, it's going to be an interesting conversation.

Absolutely, yeah. So I first heard a chatbots years ago. Many Chat was kind of the first one, right?

Many Chat, yes, I started with Many Chat in 2016. I tried a few different platforms in the meantime.

Then I came back to ManyChat. They are by far the most complex, they have the most

functionality, although not, still not enough. We've actually built a mini-ass on top of many chat.

But they also have a very good relationship with Meta.

And so that puts them at the forefront of pretty much everything that Meta is trying to do with conversation, with messaging. We got into a lot of

better programs with them testing out all sorts of features and so yeah many chat

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