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TelehealthMarketing

Self-optimizing personalized landing pages

Tryozi matches each landing page to the visitor's intent.

Landing pages adapt to campaign context using approved variants, while continuous experimentation shows which experiences deserve more traffic.

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The impact

23%

higher intake-start conversion

Self-optimizing personalized landing pages

Case study facts

Team
Marketing
Systems connected
4
Time to live
3 weeks
Engagement
AI implementation

The impact

Results for the team

higher intake-start conversion
23%
higher intake-start conversion
More visitors start intake from landing pages that use approved messaging matched to their campaign context.
more page variants tested
5×
more page variants tested
The marketing team tests more page variants within approved claim and offer limits.
less time preparing variants
72%
less time preparing variants
Approved page components and messages reduce the work needed to assemble and check each new variant.

Situation

Different intentions. The same page.

One page has to serve visitors arriving with different expectations. Manually creating campaign variants makes learning slow, while unconstrained optimization risks changing claims and offers the business has not approved.


Challenge

More variants needed clearer boundaries.

Personalization had to reflect arrival context while preserving approved claims and offers. The team also needed dependable experiment assignment and measurement before treating a change as an improvement.

What we built

Relevant pages within approved rules.

The optimization agent assembles pages from approved content components using campaign and consented session context. Experiments compare variants against a defined conversion event and guardrail measures.

Results drive traffic allocation and the next variant proposal, while any material claim or offer change returns to human review instead of being published by the optimizer.

  1. Read arrival context

    Use campaign and available session signals, never guessing sensitive traits.

  2. Select approved content

    Draw only from approved messages, layouts and offer boundaries.

  3. Assemble the page

    The agent composes a coherent variant matched to the visitor's intent.

  4. Validate before launch

    Claims, event tracking and usability are checked before any exposure.

  5. Run the experiment

    Variants compete against a control within agreed guardrails.

  6. Propose the next iteration

    Measured outcomes steer the next variant and traffic allocation.

Evals and guardrails

Test generated pages. Keep changes within bounds.

  • Page-generation evals

    Check generated pages against approved claims and layout rules. Repeat tests with missing or conflicting campaign information.

  • Experiment evals

    Test that visitors stay in the same test group and actions are recorded correctly. Check groups stay separate before changing traffic.

  • Guardrails

    Use only approved page elements and claims. Block guesses about sensitive personal traits and require review of new claims or offers.

Results

Page learning carries into the next test.

More visitors start intake from landing pages that use approved messaging matched to their campaign context. The marketing team tests more page variants within approved claim and offer limits.

Approved page components and messages reduce the work needed to assemble and check each new variant.

higher intake-start conversion
23%higher intake-start conversion
more page variants tested
5×more page variants tested
less time preparing variants
72%less time preparing variants

From Tryozi

“We had tried other partners and nobody could unblock it. Revensi came in, understood the problem quickly, and turned a bottleneck into something that just runs. Total game changer.”
Yazan SalehCEO at Tryozi

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