Your reviews. Gone. Just like that.
Hey
Last week, Shopify did something.
They purged a ton of reviews.
Some apps lost up to 80% of their social proof.
Imagine waking up to that.
You build on rented land.
This isn’t new. We see it on LinkedIn. On Twitter. Anywhere you rely on a platform for your entire audience or distribution.
That platform controls your reach. Your proof. Your business.
This is why building a direct line to your audience isn’t a nice-to-have.
It’s how your business f*cking survives.
A few weeks ago, I launched a simple lead magnet.
It blew up. 100,000 impressions. Added hundreds to my list. Gained 600 new followers.
That lead magnet did two things:
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Brought in people with high intent. They were interested in the exact problems I solve.
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Made me rethink lead magnets for SaaS products. Not just for acquisition. For retention.
If you run a SaaS, [FIRST NAME GOES HERE], you need to talk to your users constantly.
Keep them close. Hear their thoughts.
A lead magnet helps you do that. It’s a direct link to those who matter most.
Next month, I’m running a small, focused cohort.
We’ll focus on lead magnets.
We’ll use AI to find the best ideas. Then build them. Then use them for both acquisition and retention.
This first-time project has 10 spots.
And a 25% discount for you before I share it widely.
Want in? Reply “COHORT” to this email.
Ohad
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