Module 52Stage: Monitor90 min

Lead Generation

Design a free resource valuable enough to exchange for contact details.

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01Lead Magnets02Lead Capture03Qualification04Inbound Leads05Lead Tracking
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Lesson 1

Lead Magnets

Objective

Design a free resource valuable enough to exchange for contact details.

Teach
A lead magnet should solve one specific, real problem quickly — a checklist, template or mini-guide that's genuinely useful, not a low-effort excuse to collect an email.
Real-World Example
"Free 30-Day Content Calendar Template" (from Module 12) is a specific, usable lead magnet, not a vague "free guide."
Common Mistake
Creating a low-value lead magnet that damages trust the moment someone opens it.
Practical Exercise

Design one specific, genuinely useful lead magnet for your business.

Lesson Checkpoint

An effective lead magnet should

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Lesson 2

Lead Capture

Objective

Reduce friction in the lead capture process.

Teach
Ask for the minimum information needed at this stage (often just email) — every additional required field reduces completion rate.
Real-World Example
A form asking only for an email converts better than one also requiring phone number, company size and job title upfront.
Common Mistake
Asking for too much information too early, which reduces the number of people who complete the capture.
Practical Exercise

Review your current lead capture form (if any) and identify fields you could remove.

Lesson Checkpoint

Lead capture forms convert best when they

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Lesson 3

Qualification

Objective

Distinguish a genuine lead from a casual browser.

Teach
Ask one or two qualifying questions (budget, timeline, need) before investing significant time — exactly the "ask a qualifying question" step in KoraSpace's own Lead Intelligence flow (Section 6.9).
Real-World Example
"What's your timeline for solving this?" quickly separates someone ready to buy from someone just browsing.
Common Mistake
Spending equal time on every lead without a quick qualification step to prioritize effort.
Practical Exercise

Write your one qualifying question for a new lead.

Lesson Checkpoint

Lead qualification mainly helps by

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Lesson 4

Inbound Leads

Objective

Build systems that let leads come to you rather than only chasing them.

Teach
Consistent authority content (Module 11, 51) plus clear CTAs (Module 7) create an inbound flow of leads over time — lowering reliance on constant outbound prospecting.
Real-World Example
A brand with strong educational content sees leads arrive through DMs asking about pricing, without active outreach.
Common Mistake
Relying entirely on outbound prospecting with no inbound system building over time.
Practical Exercise

Identify one piece of content that's already generated inbound interest, and consider making more like it.

Lesson Checkpoint

Inbound leads are generated mainly through

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Lesson 5

Lead Tracking

Objective

Track leads through a simple, consistent pipeline.

Teach
Even a simple spreadsheet or lightweight CRM tracking stage (new → qualified → converted → lost) prevents leads from falling through the cracks — untracked leads are effectively lost leads.
Real-World Example
KoraSpace's own **Social Media Inbox → CRM** example (Section 6.10): "John → Potential Lead → ₦2,000 opportunity → Follow up tomorrow" shows a minimal but complete tracking record.
Common Mistake
Having no consistent tracking system, so leads are followed up inconsistently or forgotten entirely.
Practical Exercise

Set up (or review) a simple lead tracking sheet with stage, value estimate and next action.

Lesson Checkpoint

Consistent lead tracking mainly prevents

Module Template

**Lead Generation Planner** — see Templates Library.

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