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Day 1 of building this: Typeform - Lead capture & qualification forms Airtable - CRM & lead database Leadscore calculated in airtable using formula. 👇👇
Let me give you a solid project for your AI Automation portfolio if you don't have one.. === Project: Coaching Business: Intake-to-Onboarding Automation Business Scenario: A business coach spends 3-4 hours daily on admin work: screening discovery call requests, sending calendar links, collecting intake forms, creating client folders, setting up recurring tasks. She's turning away clients because she's drowning in busywork. Problem: Every new lead requires 8 manual steps across multiple platforms. Information lives in her head, not her systems. She loses potential clients who don't hear back within 24 hours. Solution: Automated qualification funnel starting with Typeform. Based on answers, leads are scored and routed differently: qualified leads get immediate Calendly link welcome sequence, unqualified get resource packet, high-potential gets email notification to coach for personal outreach. Once booked, auto-creates Google Drive folder structure, sends intake form, adds to CRM with tags, schedules follow-up tasks in ClickUp. Key Tools: Typeform webhook, Calendly or Cal dot com, Google Drive API, Sheets/Airtable CRM, ClickUp, Gmail, AI for lead scoring.. Now paste this prompt below into chatgpt or Claude (I recommend cluade) === prompt: I want to build the project below as a portfolio piece. [copy the whole project above and paste here] Give me: - A realistic company background, data and scenario - The complete workflow architecture - A phase-by-phase build plan I can execute over 3-5 days Treat this like a real client project with real constraints. === This project is a real one.. and will teach you a lot about business.. I'll also build this.. let me know if you'll join me..
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Replying to @AlmeidaNilcea
Eu trabalho numa operadora voip, e lhes asseguro que essas ligações que ligam e desligam assim que você atende são testes de leadscore. Basicamente testando se você tem probabilidade de atender ou não. Caso você atenda alguma vez, você vai receber mais e mais
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Tese: demanda reprimida do orgânico… sem rodar um leadscore pra testar público vs criativo tb é um chute totalmente no escuro
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🧵9/21: Lead Score secreto Quase ninguém entende isso, mas a pesquisa pode ser sua arma secreta de performance Quando vc faz perguntas certas, não tá só “descobrindo o público” Tá treinando um modelo mental de leadscore real…e alimentando dados que o Meta Ads nunca vai te dar Se vc vai vender um infoproduto, por exemplo: A pergunta “você já comprou um curso online?” vale ouro Se a resposta for não, vc não tem um lead necessariamente ruim Vc tem um lead com baixo nível de consciência E isso muda tudo: - o pitch - a copy - a régua de nutrição - e até o timing do remarketing Mas o jogo vai além. Usar respostas abertas e jogar no ChatGPT te permite mapear interesses, dores e objeções com clareza cirúrgica. É literalmente o tipo de dado que as plataformas escondem, mas que o público te entrega de graça, se você souber perguntar… Agora vem o ponto que quase ninguém percebe 👇 Vc pode usar isso pra criar eventos de conversão customizada pro Meta Ads Pela politica da Meta vc não pode mandar renda, idade ou dados sensíveis, mas pode criar quartis como: - Lead A - Lead B - Lead C - Lead D Isso é 100% GDPR compliant e totalmente permitido pela política da Meta Com isso, vc começa a medir ROAS por quartil, não só por campanha… Vc descobre qual criativo atrai gente com grana e intenção real, e qual atrai só curiosos… É literalmente mensurar criativo × público. Um conteúdo raro. Pouca gente no mundo explica isso de forma simples… Você para de comprar clique. E começa a comprar intenção.
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🧵 7/21: Vender não é convencer é sintonizar Muita gente ainda acha que vender é falar bem Mas persuasão fora do timing é só barulho Vc pode ter a melhor copy e a oferta perfeita Se o lead não tá no estado mental certo ele só vai te achar intenso E intensidade/pressao sem contexto afasta… o lead percebe como afobação Venda é sincronia cognitiva Ele compra quando o discurso dele e o teu entram na mesma frequência Antes disso é só ruído O erro da maioria é tentar acelerar o lead Quando o jogo é ajustar o ritmo… criar rapport / conexão Por isso o WhatsApp vende tanto no Brasil Ali o vendedor sente o momento e o lead sente o contexto Mas quase ninguém mede isso Leadscore e tempo de resposta não mostram o que o lead sente O lead não quer um pitch Quer uma resposta calibrada ao que acabou de sentir É aqui que entra a lógica de inteligência emocional no funil Dica de ouro: eu uso o bloco de Sentiment Analysis do n8n estrategicamente Ele identifica razoavelmente bem: raiva, apatia, empolgação na conversa com o lead e me mostra quando ajustar o tom… (as emoções mais básicas tem um nível de acerto maior) Mas a ideia vai além do n8n É usar LLM como sensor emocional tipo uma luz no painel do carro Se a luz acende é pq algo mudou e vc precisa prestar atenção Enquanto vc manda “posso te ajudar?” o lead tá pensando se vc entende ele ou vai tentar empurrar algo O futuro das vendas não é funil É leitura: De tom, de timing e de emoção No fim o cliente não compra pq entende o produto Compra pq sente que VC entendeu ele
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🧵4/21: A falácia do jogador no marketing digital O gestor de tráfego é o novo apostador de cassino… Só que o cassino agora tem nome de Meta Ads e Google Ads… Qdo a campanha não dá ROI… ele não pausa e faz debriefing… Ele dobra a aposta Pede mais verba Diz que o algoritmo tá “aprendendo” E o cliente, pressionado, paga pra ver… Mas aqui tá o erro: o jogo NÃO muda só pq vc quer Na roleta, depois de 5 pretos seguidos, o apostador jura que o vermelho “já tá pra vir” Mas a roleta não tem memória… Ela não lembra das últimas jogadas O tráfego é idêntico O algoritmo não “compensa” o que deu errado… ele só replica padrão de grafos buscando afinidade com eventos Porém se o sistema tá cego (sem tracking, sem leadscore, sem feedback), vc não tá “otimizando”… as vezes tá piorando pq não dispara eventos cruciais da jornada da conversão… Tá só apostando com dados viciados, que não tão a seu favor E o cérebro, pra piorar, cria armadilhas sutis: “Pô, mas já gastei tanto… não posso parar agora” É o viés do custo afundado… E aí o gestor força a barra pro cliente a colocar mais verba… Mais verba, mais criativo, mais “dias de aprendizado” Mas não há verba que compense ausência de diagnóstico.. Pq o tráfego não conserta oferta errada Só acelera o erro Quer saber quando o projeto começa a andar de lado? Quando o gestor fala em verba e o dono fala em lead ruim… É aí que entra engenharia: - tracking fino (timeline do lead) - leadscore real - tempo entre clique e fechamento Quem mede, escala… Quem insiste, aposta… pode acertar.. mas é na base da sorte E o marketing, no fim, é simples: ele pune quem joga… e recompensa quem entende o jogo…
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E faria 95% tráfego direto, 5% de rmkt… tb faria segmentação com leadscore… logo depois que o usuário gerasse os primeiros cortes e pedisse pra renderizar… otimizaria as campanhas dos promotores e evitaria os detratores
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Chatgpt O3 detailed summary of $100M Leads – How to Get Strangers to Want to Buy Your Stuff by Alex Hormozi (2023) 1. Big picture Book’s goal: teach how to generate a massive, continuous, reliable, and profitable flow of “engaged leads” strangers who know your offer, have the problem you solve and the money to pay. Without leads, there are no sales; without sales, no growth. Hormozi calls lead acquisition the business “magic lamp”: when it works, it erases almost every other mistake. Link with $100M Offers: the earlier volume taught how to craft irresistible offers; this one explains how to put those offers in front of enough prospects to reach (or exceed) a $100 million valuation. 2. Book architecture PartWhat it coversWhy it mattersI. Start HereMindset & the core problemRealize that “being broke is hard when leads are knocking at your door.”II. Get UnderstandingKey definitions & the Lead Magnet Framework (7 steps)Clarify what an engaged lead is and build lead magnets that over-deliver value.III. Get LeadsCore Four (Warm Outreach, Content, Cold Outreach, Paid Ads) More • Better • New Rule of 100The only 4 fundamental ways to make people aware you exist, and the method to scale them.IV. Get Lead GettersCustomers, employees, agencies, affiliatesWhen others generate your leads, you gain leverage and hit true scale. 3. Part I – The problem & the promise Lack of leads makes everything feel harder (pricing, closing, cash flow). A flood of leads “makes being broke very difficult.” The book’s objective: double (or more) your lead volume to double your business while keeping acquisition costs under control. 4. Part II – Understanding & building Lead Magnets Lead ≠ contact: target an engaged lead (shows actual interest). Core offer vs. Lead Magnet: if ticket price is low, go straight to the offer; if higher, offer a lead magnet, a full solution to a narrow problem that naturally reveals the bigger problem solved by your main product. 7-step creation process: Pick a precise problem & avatar. Define the solution (problem revelation, sample/trial, or first step). Choose delivery mode (software, info, service, physical). Test the name (headline = 80 % of copy budget). Maximize consumption (simple, multi-format). Over-deliver (“Give away the secrets, sell the implementation”). Add a clear, urgent/scarce CTA. A good lead magnet costs less to promote and converts faster than pushing the core offer alone. 5. Part III – The Core Four for getting leads QuadrantAudienceChannelHighlightsWarm OutreachWarm1-to-1List of 1 000 contacts, personalized messages, “Do you know someone who …?” raise price every 5 clients.Posting ContentWarm1-to-ManyBuild personal brand. Content unit = Hook → Retain → Reward. Give : Ask ≈ 3 : 1.Cold OutreachCold1-to-1Buy/scrape lists, personalize, offer “Big Fast” value, automate sends & follow-ups.Paid AdsCold1-to-ManyRent someone else’s audience; frame ads around the 4 value variables (dream outcome, likelihood, time, effort). Phases: Track Money → Lose Money → Print Money with LTGP/CAC KPI. Rule of 100: 100 actions/day for 100 days (or $100 ad spend/day) guarantees leads. More • Better • New: crank up volume, optimize via A/B testing, then clone wins onto new channels. 6. Paid ads – deep dive Ads are “a casino where, with enough skill, you become the house.” Keys: Who • What • When → Why: align avatar, promise & timing to maximize post-click motivation. Landing page = ad mirror: perfect visual & semantic match. Scale levers: cut CAC and raise LTGP (upsells, pricing, recurrence). 7. Part IV – The Lead Getters: acquisition on steroids Customer referrals: a product that delights turns every client into a rep. Employees inbound: hire/bonus staff whose job is bringing leads (SDRs, community managers, etc.). Agencies: outsource a Core Four block for skills/time. Affiliates: businesses/influencers earning a commission to promote you. These add time leverage: more leads, less personal effort. 8. Level-by-level progression Don’t implement everything at once. Recommended order: Warm outreach → first 5 clients. Free content → raise price. Cold outreach → widen base. Paid ads → accelerate. Systems & Lead Getters → break eight figures. “Play games where, if you wait, you win.” 9. Key takeaways An exceptional lead magnet is often the difference between empty and full pipeline. Volume > genius: most people underestimate the power of doing more. Test everything (headlines, visuals, offers, audiences); the market is the only judge. Leverage = value created / time spent; Lead Getters are the highest leverage level. Wealth comes from a lead machine and an offer that converts leads into high-margin sales. In short, $100M Leads lays out a precise roadmap: (1) craft irresistible lead magnets; (2) run the Core Four up to 100 actions/day; (3) scale via More • Better • New; (4) delegate acquisition to Lead Getters. Follow that sequence and you install a “cash printer” capable of pushing any irresistible offer to nine-figure revenue.
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🚀 Introducing LeadScore – AI that scores your inbound leads with a human touch! 🤖👤 🔁 Human-in-the-loop system that learns what makes a great lead for YOU 🎯 🔍 Lead scoring, predictions, and finetuning 📊 #tinkering @AITinkerers, @CopilotKit, @AnthropicAI, @alexalbert__
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Leadscore
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AI Lead Scoring gets rid of all our TRASH leads 🗑️ Our AI assigns a lead score to see how closely it matches the provided ICP No more wasting time or nagging clients over leads that are unqualified Just like & comment "leadscore" - I'll DM the deets
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Well that was painful. But I have Asian Championships QF/AA data entered in on the RGI Leadscore spreadsheet. I had to get the score breakdowns from the video and I didn't see a handful of them so those gymnasts are left off the total difficulty page.
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Business-Achtsamkeitsübung bei Schlechtwetter: Stell dir einfach vor, jeder Regentropfen wäre ein Lead. Das heisst bei 32,4 L/h in 24 h 7 Millionen Entscheider und damit Neukundenpotentiale. Jeder Regentropfen ein Use Case für deine Leadscore-Analyse. (taken from LinkedIn)
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Are you looking for ways to optimize your sales efforts and increase your revenue? Learn more about the power of lead scoring and how it can benefit your business here! #leadscore #Sales #Salevant #ArtificialIntelligence #SalesIntelligence #technology #Marketing #salestips #tech
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In recent videos we’ve covered how you can engage visitors that have a low or medium #leadscore. Now, it’s time to check out how you can use #personalization to treat your most valuable #leads. youtu.be/Jq617FGG_Gw #UnlessCookbookSeries #UX #CX #JourneyOrchestration #Unless
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Do a significant amount of your visitors have a low #leadscore? There’s a lot that you can do with #personalization to get to know them better and move them down the funnel. #Unless can help. youtu.be/_xcjRnSKjSI #UnlessCookbookSeries
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Elliott Lowe, @Ckiko47 & Brooke Bartos discuss what causes marketing experts to veer away from email clicks as a contributor to #LeadScore & activities constituting "engaged activities" that should hold more weight in creating lead scoring models. bit.ly/38ongCR
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#Monetiza19 Ventajas del Leadscore. ☺️☺️☺️☺️
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