Managing FAQs
FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) are one of the easiest and most effective ways to make your AI bot smarter. When a contact asks a question, the bot searches your FAQs to find the best answer and weaves it naturally into the conversation.
Think of FAQs as a cheat sheet for your bot. The better the cheat sheet, the better the bot's answers.
Why FAQs Matter
Without FAQs, your bot relies only on the general instructions and company info you provide. That works for basic conversations, but FAQs give the bot precise, verified answers to specific questions.
What well-maintained FAQs do for you:
Your bot gives accurate, consistent answers every time
The bot is far less likely to make up information
You can cover detailed or specialized topics without overloading your bot instructions
Your bot sounds more knowledgeable and trustworthy
How the Bot Finds the Right FAQ
When a contact sends a message, the bot does not just search for matching words. DM Champ uses a smart search system that understands meaning, not just exact wording.
For example, if a contact asks "How much does it cost?" the bot will find your FAQ about "pricing" - even if the word "cost" never appears in your FAQ.
Here is how it works behind the scenes:
Smart meaning search - The system understands what the contact is really asking and finds FAQs with similar meaning, regardless of the exact words used
Keyword matching - A traditional search that catches exact word matches as a backup
These two approaches are combined to find the top 7 most relevant FAQs for each conversation. Only these relevant FAQs are shared with the bot, keeping its responses focused and on-topic.
You do not need to understand the technical details. Just write clear, natural-language FAQs and the system handles the rest.
How to Create FAQs
Adding FAQs from the Campaign FAQ Tab
Navigate to your campaign
Click the FAQ tab
Click Add FAQ
Enter the question and answer
Optionally choose a category (e.g., "Pricing," "Shipping," "Features")
Click Save
What to Fill In
Question
The question as a customer would actually ask it (use natural, conversational language)
Answer
The complete, accurate answer you want the bot to use
Category
Optional grouping for your own organization (e.g., "Pricing," "Returns," "Technical")
Active
Toggle to enable or disable the FAQ without deleting it. Inactive FAQs are not used by the bot.
Tips for Writing Great FAQs
Write the question the way a customer would ask it. Use natural language. Instead of "Refund Policy," write "Can I get a refund if I'm not satisfied?"
Keep answers complete but concise. Include all the facts the bot needs. It will rephrase the answer naturally in conversation.
One topic per FAQ. Do not combine multiple questions into one entry. Create separate FAQs for each question.
Include specific details. Prices, timelines, dimensions, requirements - the bot cannot guess these.
Example FAQs
Organizing FAQs with Categories
Categories help you keep your FAQs organized as the list grows. Common categories include:
Pricing - Costs, packages, discounts, payment methods
Product/Service - Features, how it works, specifications
Shipping/Delivery - Timelines, costs, tracking
Returns/Refunds - Policies, processes, conditions
Technical - Setup, troubleshooting, compatibility
Company - About us, contact info, business hours
Support - How to get help, escalation
Good to know: Categories are for YOUR organization only. The bot searches across all FAQs regardless of category, so you do not need to worry about a customer's question being "in the wrong category."
Global FAQs vs. Campaign-Specific FAQs
DM Champ supports two levels of FAQs:
Global FAQs
Apply to all campaigns across your account
Perfect for company-wide information (business hours, general policies, contact details)
Create once, available everywhere
Campaign-Specific FAQs
Only available to one specific campaign
Perfect for details unique to a particular offer, product, or promotion
Override global FAQs when there is a conflict
Best practice: Put general company information in global FAQs and campaign-specific details in campaign FAQs. This avoids duplicating FAQs across campaigns.
Auto-Generate FAQs from Your Website
When you add website URLs (like sales pages or product pages) to your campaign, DM Champ can automatically generate FAQs from the page content.
How to do it:
Create a new campaign or edit an existing one
Add your website URLs in the Sales Pages section
DM Champ reads the page content
AI analyzes the content and generates relevant FAQs
The generated FAQs appear in your FAQ tab for review
Always review auto-generated FAQs. The AI does a good job, but you should verify accuracy, add missing details, and remove anything irrelevant.
Importing and Exporting FAQs
Importing
If you already have FAQs (from a spreadsheet, help center, or another tool):
Prepare your FAQs with "Question" and "Answer" columns
Go to the FAQ tab in your campaign
Use the Import button to upload your data
Exporting
To back up or share your FAQs:
Go to the FAQ tab
Click Export to download your FAQs
FAQs are exported in a spreadsheet-compatible format
Tracking FAQ Performance
DM Champ shows you how your FAQs are performing:
Usage Count - How many times each FAQ has been used by the bot
Last Used - When the FAQ was most recently included in a response
Effectiveness Score - How well the FAQ contributes to positive conversation outcomes
Use these numbers to:
Identify your most valuable FAQs
Find FAQs that are never used (consider rewording or removing them)
Spot gaps where customers ask questions you do not have FAQs for (check your live conversations for patterns and add new FAQs)
Best Practices
Start with 10-20 FAQs. Cover the most common questions first. You can always add more as you learn what customers are asking.
Review live conversations weekly. Look for questions the bot struggled with and create new FAQs to fill the gaps.
Keep FAQs current. If your pricing or policies change, update the FAQ immediately. An outdated FAQ is worse than no FAQ at all.
Do not duplicate your bot instructions. FAQs are for specific facts and details. General behavior and personality belong in the bot instructions.
Write naturally. Write FAQs the way a customer would ask and the way you would answer in a real conversation.
Test after adding new FAQs. Use the Playground to verify that the bot correctly uses your new FAQs when relevant questions come up.
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