Five lead-generation funnels explained: squeeze pages use curiosity to grab emails, live demos build trust by showing the product, hero funnels tell the founder's story, order funnels convert directly, and application funnels pre-qualify leads before they become clients.
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Squeeze page funnel is similar to opt-in funnel. Its goal to create as much curiosity that someone has to give you their email address. The squeeze page hooks them for more information. Live demo funnel is also to generate leads. It is a great way to show off your product by you simply use it in front of your customers. This gives the entrepreneur a way to answer live questions and demonstrate their product. Use a hero funnel to showcase you as entrepreneur, your story, and build a list of followers while you do so. This funnel starts by sharing some of your bio, getting people to join your email newsletter, and then asking them to follow you on your social media accounts. For hero funnel with order form, you will have two more extra steps, one for order form and the other one for order confirmation. Application funnels work by using a takeaway sale where the potential client must apply to become a client.