Tag the ad source
Each Meta or Google ad should use clear UTM parameters so the source, campaign, and creative can be separated later.
If every ad sends people to the same untagged LINE link, you may get inquiries but still have no reliable way to improve budget allocation.
Use LINE as a lead flow, not just a chat room
After someone enters LINE, the first message, rich menu, form, or quick reply should help collect intent, budget, timing, service need, and contact context.
Rich menus can guide users to plans, cases, booking pages, forms, and FAQs so the lead can move forward without repeated manual explanations.
Track lead quality
Do not judge success only by friend adds or message count. Track valid leads, appointments, quotes, follow-up status, and sales opportunities.
A simple lead status sheet or CRM field can show which campaigns bring good leads and which only bring low-quality questions.
Automate carefully
Auto replies are useful for fixed questions, opening hours, price ranges, booking links, and common workflows. High-value services still need human review before quoting or making commitments.
AI can summarize needs and classify leads, but a person should confirm next steps for complex or high-value inquiries.
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