Hey @Jason Fox I had a question about direct offer posts on X. If I have multiple offers, do you think it's better to write posts that promote only one of them, or say something like "If you want XYZ outcome, DM me to see how I can help you" and then see which offer works best for them?

Hey @Jason Fox. I've got a weird question about emails. I just wanna know how well I'm doing. What percentage of email subs would you say should convert into inbound leads? By inbound leads, I mean the people who reply with a specific word to say they're interested in your offer. Like "If you want me to help you get XYZ outcome, reply with 'ABC'" 4-5% of total email subs is what I'm getting rn, but I feel like it's not a good number.

Here's the offer post I wrote on X. I tried to keep it as short as possible because of the character limit. -------------------- Not getting enough leads? At 2k followers, my client got: → 30+ inbounds → 250+ Email subs → 1k+ engaged leads All in a single week. How? Through my 5-step email funnel. I'm looking for one more person to help them do the same. DM me "Funnel" to see if you qualify. -------------------- Would appreciate a review.

Hey @Jason Fox Can I get the Trojan Horse Doc?

This is why I believe that email funnels are the way to run out of spots for new clients: Email funnels, at least the ones I made, always start with a strong lead magnet. This leads a large number of people to sign up for the email list and go through a welcome sequence with a tested strategy. Leading to a bunch of automated inbound leads and booked calls. Then they will start receiving newsletter emails which will convert the rest of the potential clients in the list. A big wave of new subs will get on the list 1-2 times per month with every new lead magnet. And they’ll go through a 90% similar repurposed welcome sequence to save time while getting the same results.