Your Funnel Needs a MapšŸ—ŗļø

Map It. Convert More.

Hi Trailblazers, A funnel that looks like funnel cake? Disaster. 😬

Lost in the Funnel?
If your marketing feels like a maze with no exit, it's time to chart a clear path.​

The Problem:
You're attracting leads, but conversions are inconsistent. Without a defined customer journey, prospects wander aimlessly, and opportunities slip through the cracks.​

The Solution:
A well-mapped funnel roadmap guides your audience from awareness to action, ensuring each touchpoint nudges them closer to becoming loyal clients.​

In this week’s tip, we identify:

If your ā€œmarketing strategyā€ is just posting and praying, it's time for a grown-up funnel.

šŸ‘‡ Keep reading for this week’s Marketing Tip on the 5 steps to fixing your funnel.

  • šŸ—ŗļø Map Your Customer Journey: Define each stage from awareness to referral.​

  • šŸ”§ Identify Touchpoints & Tools: List assets and interactions.​

  • šŸ“ˆ Optimize for Conversions: Refine and improve your funnel.

ā¬‡ļø Scroll down to discover how to craft your offer.

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Your Funnel Needs a MapšŸ—ŗļø

How to build the system that makes it work.

If your ā€œstrategyā€ looks like this funnel cake… it’s time for a grown-up funnel, friend.

Picture this:

You’re posting content, sending emails, even getting a few leads here and there—but there’s zero consistency. Some months are great, others feel like tumbleweeds rolling across your inbox.

Why? Because you’re missing a strategic customer journey—you’re not guiding people through a funnel, you’re just hoping they trip and fall into one.

50% of leads are qualified but not ready to buy. Nurture them

Solution:

Time to create a Funnel Roadmap that guides your audience from curious to committed. 

That means defining every stage of the journey—awareness, acquisition, activation, conversion, retention, referral—and knowing exactly what assets, tools, and messaging you need at each touchpoint.

Spoiler: most service businesses completely skip this step and then wonder why their ā€œlead genā€ is all over the place.

šŸ”„ Contrary to popular belief, your funnel isn’t just a landing page and a pitch email. It’s an experience. And yes—LinkedIn Outreach could be part of it. That’s the top-of-funnel traffic driver that gets your super-niched ICP into your world so you can lead them down the path to a booked call.

Why does it work?

Because clarity converts. When you know your customer journey and have mapped out every step, you can:
āœ” Deliver the right message at the right time
āœ” Automate parts of your follow-up
āœ” Predict lead flow instead of just hoping for the best

šŸ”„ Plus, when you’ve got a roadmap, it’s way easier to optimize. (No more random guesswork.)

How to Act Now:

Keep scrolling where we’ll review how to:

1ļøāƒ£ Map out the funnel stages: Awareness → Lead capture → Lead nurture → Discovery call → Client onboarding → Referral
2ļøāƒ£ List out the touchpoints + tools at each stage (e.g., lead magnet, email sequence, nurture webinar, CRM, thank-you page, etc.)
3ļøāƒ£ Visualize the roadmap—draw it out or build a diagram in Lucidchart, Miro, or good old PowerPoint
4ļøāƒ£ Identify gaps in your funnel. Where are people falling off? What do you need to plug those leaks?
5ļøāƒ£ Incorporate LinkedIn Outreach as a top-of-funnel tactic to start more conversations with your ideal clients and invite them into your funnel via valuable content, lead magnets, or straight to a quick 1:1 chat

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