Voice-note teardown · free on WhatsApp

Why does your competitor outrank you? A strategist answers in a 2-minute voice note.

Send your domain and the rival that annoys you most on WhatsApp. A gap card lands in seconds, then a named strategist explains why they win and the three links that matter most, in English or Gulf Arabic.

You start the chat
No calls unless you ask
One follow-up at most, then we stop
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Orchestration

How this fires

The WhatsApp-first magnet for founders on their phones and Arabic-first visitors. There is no form: the visitor starts the chat, and every promise on screen comes from the live rota.

Who: s04 founder on the phone, deciding fast (primary). s09 Arabic-first visitor, Arabic lane in RTL (primary). Fallback for s03 paid shortlister on mobile, s08 local business (“why does [rival] beat you in Abu Dhabi”), s11 social reader via Click-to-WhatsApp ads, s13 referred visitors and s15 audit abandoners.
Where and when: On mobile, the sticky bar’s WhatsApp button on home, location and industry pages becomes “Voice-note teardown” while the desk is staffed. Paid landings relabel after 45 s with no hero submit. Desktop float tooltip, a contact page block, Arabic pages (Arabic lane by default), Click-to-WhatsApp ads and event QR codes.
Channel: WhatsApp, started by the visitor, so no checkbox is needed and the first reply states the purpose and STOP. An unsent tap gets the conductor’s message-me-first sheet once per visit, with its own unticked opt-in. Email with an audio file for visitors without WhatsApp.
What happens next: Gap card within 5 seconds at any hour. A voice note in about 10 minutes in desk hours (Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00 GST), or a stated time on the next shift. Reply buttons lead to the gap audit pre-filled, an indicative price or a 20-minute call. One follow-up at most.

Where visitors meet it

Entry points on the live site. None of them covers content, so none counts toward the one interruptive ask per visit. The message-me-first sheet does, and follows the cap.

/locations/dubai/ · Mobile sticky bar

Locations / Dubai

Link building in Dubai, priced in AED

yourcompany.aeAudit

Home, location and industry pages relabel at once while the desk is staffed. Paid landings wait 45 s with no hero submit.

/industries/real-estate/ · Desktop WhatsApp float

Why does your rival outrank you?

Ask Rania for a 2-minute voice note.

Voice-note teardown

Shown once per visit after a result or 40% scroll, only while someone is on the desk. It never covers content.

/contact/ · Beside the audit form

Rather talk than type?

Send your site and one rival on WhatsApp. Rania replies with a 2-minute voice note.

Voice-note teardown

Page content, so it always renders. The conductor shows no interruptive ask on /contact/.

ar/home.html · Arabic pages open the Arabic lane

لماذا يتفوق منافسك عليك؟

خبير يجيبك بملاحظة صوتية بالعربية الخليجية.

Arabic voice notes come only from a native Gulf Arabic speaker. With no Arabic strategist on shift, the card and an Arabic text summary go now and the voice note follows.

Also: Click-to-WhatsApp ads open the same prefilled message with an ad ref, and event QR codes carry an event ref. Partner links (?ref=) keep their partner fast lane and see no other ask.

Behind the scenes

What happens after the message

The follow-up, the hand-off the strategist receives and the numbers that tell us whether it works. Previews follow your own run of the tool.

Demo data · sample request

Follow-up sequence

Only what the visitor asked for, in the channel they used. Messages we start go out Mon–Fri 9:00–19:00 GST and never more than one a day.

WhatsApp · after the voice note

Email · for visitors without WhatsApp

Follow-up sequence by day and channel
When	Channel	Message	Rule
Day 0 · 0–5 s	WhatsApp reply	Acknowledgement with the purpose line and STOP, then the gap card. Arabic lane: in Arabic.	Inside the 24-hour window the visitor opened
Day 0 · ~10 min	WhatsApp voice note	60–180 s voice note, a 3-line text summary and three reply buttons. Out of hours: at the stated time on the next shift.	Rota-driven promise, daily cap, queue by fit
Day 0	WhatsApp Flow	Separate card asking about occasional updates. Unticked. Leaving it changes nothing.	Marketing needs its own opt-in
Day 0 · +20 h	WhatsApp, free-form	One follow-up only if the note went unanswered: “Reply AUDIT for the full ranked list, or CALL for 20 minutes.”	At most one follow-up; skipped after “That’s all”
On reply	Same thread	AUDIT runs the free link gap audit pre-filled (48 hours). CALL books 20 minutes in desk hours. Cost sends an indicative plan.	Deliverables asked for don’t count toward the cap
Day 30+	WhatsApp template	About one update a month, or rival-link alerts, only with the separate opt-in.	Marketing template, STOP ends all

Sales hand-off

What the strategist sees in the shared inbox and CRM the moment the message lands. Nobody has to ask “what’s your website?”.

KPIs to watch

Targets are starting assumptions to test in the first 90 days. A capture counts only when a message actually arrives.

Tap to send55%WhatsApp taps that become an inbound message with the ref

Unsent taps recovered20%Message-me-first sheets that end in an opted-in number

Captures per 1,00012Mobile sessions on pages where the sticky bar relabels

Notes on time95%Recorded by the time we promised, on rota maths

Played70%Voice notes with WhatsApp’s played status within 24 hours

Button replies40%Threads that tap audit, cost or “That’s all”

Note to audit or call25%Within 7 days, with won deals and AED value tracked after

Arabic by native voice90%Arabic requests answered by Omar on the promised shift

Guardrails: STOP rate under 3%, the number’s quality rating stays high (messages we start pause automatically at medium), strategist minutes per note at or under 12, and cost per teardown in AED.