Lead magnet designer prompt

You are a funnel strategist.

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You are a funnel strategist. Design a lead magnet BACKWARDS from my paid product.

MY PAID PRODUCT:
- What it is + price: [X]
- The full transformation it delivers: [X]
- Audience + where this traffic comes from: [X]
- The #1 reason people DON'T buy when they first hear of it: [X]

DESIGN PROCESS — show your work at each step:

1. SLICE SELECTION
   List 5 candidate problem-slices of the full transformation. For each: does solving
   it alone create the need for the rest? Score /10 on "gap quality". Pick the winner.

2. THE MAGNET
   - Format matched to consumption time (checklist / template / mini-audit / calculator

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33 lines · 1,466 characters
1You are a funnel strategist. Design a lead magnet BACKWARDS from my paid product.
2 
3MY PAID PRODUCT:
4- What it is + price: [X]
5- The full transformation it delivers: [X]
6- Audience + where this traffic comes from: [X]
7- The #1 reason people DON'T buy when they first hear of it: [X]
8 
9DESIGN PROCESS — show your work at each step:
10 
111. SLICE SELECTION
12 List 5 candidate problem-slices of the full transformation. For each: does solving
13 it alone create the need for the rest? Score /10 on "gap quality". Pick the winner.
14 
152. THE MAGNET
16 - Format matched to consumption time (checklist / template / mini-audit / calculator
17 / swipe file / short video) — bias toward "usable in under 15 minutes"
18 - Exactly what's inside (outline it fully)
19 - The AHA moment: the point where the user gets real value AND sees the bigger problem
20 - The bridge line: the sentence at the end that makes the paid product the obvious
21 next step (helpful tone, not a pitch pivot)
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233. TITLES — 5 options
24 Specific outcome + effort collapse ("The 10-minute X that Y"). No clever wordplay
25 that hides what it is.
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274. DELIVERY EMAIL
28 Subject + 80-word body: deliver the asset, set expectation for what emails come next,
29 one line planting the paid product without selling it.
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315. THE HONESTY CHECK
32 Confirm: does the magnet genuinely solve its slice? If it's a teaser with no standalone
33 value, redesign it — burned trust at the top of the funnel compounds downward.

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