How to Double Your Leads With These 7 Hacks | Ep. #610
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In episode #610, Eric and Neil discuss 7 useful hacks that will double your leads. Tune in to hear what you could be doing to increase your business.
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- [00:27] Today’s Topic: How to Double Your Leads With These 7 Hacks
- [00:33] Hack 1: Use the most relevant lead magnet.
- [00:38] A lead magnet is an ebook, a checklist, etc.
- [01:07] Hack 2: Remarket visitors to your site.
- [01:15] Show them a landing page with the opposite pitch of your main landing page.
- [01:33] Remarketing is effective, because people come to your site via different pages.
- [01:55] Hack 3: Use a pop-up tool to collect leads.
- [02:02] Great pop-up tools: Hello Bar and Opt-in Monster.
- [02:21] Hack 4: If you are doing B2B, use LinkedIn’s pre-populating forms.
- [02:48] Your conversion rate will go up, because it fills out the form for the potential customer, saving them time and effort.
- [02:52] Hack 5: Use chat bots.
- [03:02] You can use Facebook’s free tool, Intercom, Drift, or Many Chat.
- [03:33] Hack 6: Get people to subscribe or opt-in via push notifications.
- [04:05] Try using Subscribers.
- [04:40] Hack 7: Build tools and give them away for free.
- [05:12] UberSuggest is a great example of this.
- [05:20] That’s all for today!
- [05:22] Go to Singlegrain.com/Giveway for a special marketing tool giveaway!
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