 mentioned on the landing page. But, nothing beats the delight of checking out the software for a few days for free.
So, you can offer a free trial or can even schedule a free demo to answer the queries of clients in real-time. Design a simple free trial form and mention the benefits of your software, along with a quote from an existing client.
Just like webinars, you can offer free passes or tickets to a live event in exchange for visitors’ email addresses. To do this, you need to display the lead magnet popup to the audience using geo-targeting so that persons living in the vicinity of your event location get to see this.
To get maximum exposure, you can use social media ads to target the right audience and to get maximum attendees. Such events are great to increase brand awareness and build quality leads for marketing campaigns.
There are a lot of online courses on dedicated portals and spaces on social sites. However, these are not the only places to launch a course. People spend a lot of time checking their emails and going through useful stuff in their inboxes. So, this is a great way for you to start an email course. It is like a newsletter but dedicated to specific topics/series of emails.
The course is quick to launch, and visitors are obviously well familiar with emails, so they won’t have any trouble accessing or understanding your course. You can also use this as an opportunity to guide visitors down the sales funnel.
The last lead magnet idea on our list is a survey. A survey is beneficial for your market research and helps you understand your customers better. With a compelling call to action, you can use the survey as a lead magnet.
The best way to do so is through a two-step popup. Ask visitors to fill out a survey about their site experience and offer them an incentive to do so. Based on their response, you can send personalized emails to redirect potential customers back to your site.
Once you have got the ideas for lead magnets, how are you going to display those to your site visitors? Simply embedding them on your landing pages isn’t going to generate the best results. So, what is a better solution?
Picreel is a lead generation popup tool that helps you create and display AI-powered delightful popups on your website. The template library offered by Picreel has 100+ popup templates and lots of customizable lead magnets. You can get started with Picreel’s smart popups in less than five minutes to capture quality leads from your existing traffic.
The best part about Picreel is the wide range of trigger and targeting options that lets you display the right lead magnet popup to the right visitors at the right time. Using Picreel’s built-in A/B testing module, you can make changes to your popup campaigns to see what’s working out for you. With detailed real-time analytics, you can check the statistics from the dashboard.
What’s more? Picreel provides seamless integrations with 700+ email marketing, CRM, sales, and social tools. You can easily transfer the captured leads data to your preferred software in real-time for further analysis and to launch marketing campaigns.
So, there you have it, 25 lead magnet ideas!
Right from what is a lead magnet to how you can distribute the lead magnet to your site visitors, there’s a lot in here to fuel your creativity.
The catch here is simple. Identify the best lead magnets that can help you generate more leads and conversions from your target audience. A/B testing and constant improvement is the key to unlocking this mantra.
Finally, use a popup tool like Picreel for the effective distribution of lead magnets. You can surely embed the links on your landing page or pricing page, but targeting the audience with the right popups can do wonders for your business. Time for your move!
Saudi King Salman Bin Abdulaziz said yesterday that the Palestinian issue is “the number one” Arab issue and East Jerusalem is the capital of the State of Palestine.
“The Palestinian cause is our number one issue and will remain so until the Palestinian people obtain all their legitimate rights, particularly the establishment of an independent state with East Jerusalem as its capital,” King Salman said in his inauguration speech at the Arab League meeting held in Dhahran.
He also rejected the US Administration’s decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, lauding the international consensus against the move. “We emphasise that East Jerusalem is an integral part of the Palestinian territory,” he said.
The King went on to reiterate the importance of sovereignty, independence, security and territorial integrity for Yemen where a Saudi-led coalition is battering the Arab world’s poorest nation in an effort to rid it of the Iran-backed Houthi group.
“We also support all efforts aimed at reaching a political solution to the crisis in Yemen, in accordance with the GCC initiative and its executive mechanism, the outcomes of Yemen’s Comprehensive National Dialogue Conference and UN Security Council Resolution number 2216,” he said.
He noted that the Houthis have launched 119 ballistic rockets towards the Kingdom, including three targeting Mecca.
He criticised Iran’s interference in the internal affairs of the Arab countries.
Human rights groups around the world have on numerous occasions criticised Saudi Arabia’s role in Yemen and pointed at its indiscriminate strikes in the country which have killed women and children and which have been described as “war crimes”.
Ha! The guy I blocked this morning has put up a video complaining about it. And to make it even funnier...
…one of his buddies, who posted at me a little, is claiming I blocked him, too. Sorry, guy, I didn’t. You’ll have to make more of an effort.
Umm, what if it turns out Kurt just unblocked him and pretended it never happened? That would make him pretty dishonest.
I’m now seeing people angry that I shouldn't be mean to the anti-SJW crowd by not listening to them, when Marvel’s sales are in the toilet.
Maybe they think I should go back to work at Marvel, something I haven’t been doing regularly for something over a decade now?
At this point, the best answer to that query is "no". Even before he left, there were traces of his specific politics turning up, and it wouldn't shock me a bit if today, he'd be willing to inject them full force into whatever he's writing. Not to mention he'd surely go along with the incoherent "continuity", to say nothing of the retcon to Spider-Man's marriage with Mary Jane Watson.
I mean, if you’re blaming me for Marvel’s recent sales, you either haven’t been paying much attention or it’s lack of me that’s the problem.
We're not blaming him per se, but considering he's been an apologist for Peter Parker's deal with Mephisto, for example, even if only indirectly, one could argue he had an indirect effect on their sales as well, if he won't lament how awful they've become ever since he left the titles he was scripting, like 2 years worth of Iron Man (subsequently taken over by Joe Quesada for one), as well as Avengers and Thunderbolts.
Just to be clear: If you unironically use the term “SJW” as a pejorative, you’re telling me not to waste my time with you.
I thought it was the other way around. If he thinks they're "conservative", even though some Gamergate supporters are leftists and libertarians, then he all but shuns them. Could be ironic, but there you have it; he doesn't care about his liberal fanbase either.
SJWs and cucks and libtards and all of of this delightful jargon. It’s like you’re walking into the room foaming at the mouth...
…and then wondering why people aren’t eager to chat.
But as far as I can tell, “SJW” just means “We built a freakish stereotype and will pretend anyone we don’t like fits it!"
Hey look, the acronym was coined as an allusion to those who believe in "being inclusive", but in reality believe Thor, Iron Man, Ms. Marvel, Captain America and the Hulk should be replaced by protagonists based on race/gender/religion, all at the white protagonists' expense (DC's also guilty of this, as seen shortly after Identity Crisis was published). It also alludes to disgraceful "moralists" who believe decent displays of female sexuality are an abomination. They even have issues with people who correctly state the sexes. Did I mention a lot of these dimbulbs don't seem to buy the comic books and other products in question, regardless of whether they reflect their Orwellian viewpoints or not?
I'm glad to see there's vloggers out there who're shedding light on the sad case of comics creators wallowing in rabid leftism, and succumbing to social justice at the expense of a lot of the ideas that brought them success in the yesteryear. The vlog commentary is just as valuable as what the simpler bloggers have to say on the same subject. And if writers like Busiek are going to block dissenters instead of just respectably disagreeing or taking their views with grace, then they can't be surprised if somebody's going to speak up about the harm they do to the comics medium.
The terms "SJW" and "politically correct" began on the left. They became pejorative because of the excesses of people who self-identified as such.
Politically correct is a much-used