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Lead Magnets Instead of Websites: Why They Matter

Allen Davis
6 min readNov 13, 2024
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Introduction: The Shift from Websites

For veterans and active-duty service members looking to start an online business, one common question often arises: is a website necessary to begin generating leads and building an audience? While websites have traditionally been the go-to tool for businesses entering the digital space, they may no longer be the most effective way to capture and convert leads. This is where lead magnets come in. Lead magnets, specifically crafted to attract and convert potential customers, offer a more direct and engaging way to reach people. Imagine a tool that not only draws in visitors but gives them something valuable in exchange for their contact information. That’s what a lead magnet does. It’s a tool that meets your audience where they are and makes it easy for them to take action. In this article, we’ll explore why lead magnets matter more than websites for those ready to kickstart an online business.

What Is a Lead Magnet?

A lead magnet is simply a valuable offer that you provide to potential customers in exchange for their contact information, like an email address. Unlike a traditional website, which may have multiple pages and information, a lead magnet is designed for one purpose: to capture leads. Picture a fishing net specifically…

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