$100M Leads by Alex Hormozi, framework 2 of 46
Seven steps to creating an effective lead magnet
A method for making a free or low-cost offer that gets strangers to engage.
Alex Hormozi's framework, from $100M Leads, pp. 44 to 78.
- Figure out the problem and who has it
Pick a narrow, meaningful problem whose solution reveals the next problem your core offer solves.
- Figure out how to solve it
Choose between revealing a problem, a sample or trial, or one step of a multi-step process.
- Figure out how to deliver it
Choose software, information, services or physical products.
- Test what to name it
Test the headline, then the images, then the subheadline.
- Make it easy to consume
Offer it in every format and at every time and channel you can.
- Make it darn good
Give away the secrets and sell the implementation.
- Make it easy for them to tell you they want more
Give a clear call to action plus reasons to act now.
From chapter: Engage Your Leads: Offers and Lead Magnets, pp. 44–78
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Framework 4 · Lead generation Problem-Solution cycle A model for picking which problem a lead magnet should solve.
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Framework 5 · Offers and pricing Three reasons to act now The reasons that make a call to action work.
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Framework 6 · Offers and pricing Warm reach outs in 10 steps A method to get your first five clients from people who already know you.
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Framework 7 · Offers and pricing A-C-A framework A way to talk to anyone and guide the conversation to your offer.
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Framework 8 · Offers and pricing The value equation Four elements that decide how valuable an offer feels.