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Coming up with strong lead generation ideas isn\u2019t always easy. I\u2019ve found myself putting it off more than once \u2014 not because it\u2019s not important, but because it often feels like a hit-or-miss. And I\u2019m not alone. In the last year, 45% of businesses<\/a> reported struggling to generate enough leads.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Cold outreach, building lists, trying to cut through the noise \u2014 it\u2019s a lot, especially when people are busy and hesitant to engage.<\/p>\n But I\u2019ve also learned that lead generation doesn\u2019t have to feel like a grind. The most effective strategies I\u2019ve seen are the ones that offer something valuable upfront. They don\u2019t just push a product; they solve a real problem, answer a question, or make someone\u2019s job easier.<\/p>\n In this article, I\u2019ve pulled together a list of creative lead generation ideas that do exactly that. I\u2019ve spoken with marketers who\u2019ve tested these methods, so if you\u2019re looking for lead gen tactics that feel more relevant, and more human, these are a solid place to start.<\/p>\n Table of Contents<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n One of the quickest ways to gain traction and drum up new leads is to partner with influencers within your niche.<\/p>\n Influencers have a special way of connecting with their audiences, and when they showcase your brand, you expand your reach to a larger audience.<\/p>\n Pro tip: <\/strong>Nicole Rossi<\/a>, Marketing Coordinator at Custom Neon, shared that the key to an effective influencer partnership is to create landing pages relevant to your campaign.<\/p>\n Rossi said, \u201cPartnering with influencers has also been an incredibly successful lead-generation tool for us. Influencers who share our brand values partner with us, and together we develop giveaway campaigns or offer special discount codes to their audience. With this approach, we can reach unexplored markets and produce leads through forms or landing sites made specifically for the campaign.\u201d<\/p>\n Instead of asking people to click a link in bio or fill out a form, one smart play I recommend is delivering your lead magnet directly via DMs.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s how it works: post something interesting, like a results breakdown, framework, or hot take, and say \u201cComment \u2018Guide\u2019 and I\u2019ll send you the PDF.\u201d<\/p>\n This turns a passive scroll into an active opt-in. Algorithms love the engagement boost, and you get warmer leads because people are raising their hand before<\/em> you ever message them. I\u2019ve seen this blow up on Instagram, especially when paired with helpful, non-salesy follow-up messages. It feels natural, like a conversation, not a funnel.<\/p>\n Polls are a great way to segment your audience and<\/em> spark lead gen. When you create a poll around a key pain point (e.g., \u201cWhat\u2019s your biggest challenge with scaling sales?\u201d), you get two things: insights and intent signals.<\/p>\n After the poll, follow up in the comments or via DM with a resource that matches each answer. For instance, \u201cVoted for onboarding issues? Here\u2019s our free onboarding playbook.\u201d It\u2019s a smooth transition from interaction to opt-in, and people appreciate the relevance.<\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n If LinkedIn is your jam, you could be sitting on an untapped market \u2014 your connections.<\/p>\n Melissa Lohrer<\/a>, Founder at Waverly Ave Consulting, said, \u201cSometimes, your next best opportunity is already in front of you. Audit your existing LinkedIn connections \u2014 there are likely untapped opportunities sitting directly in your network. Growth isn\u2019t always about bringing in new people but nurturing who\u2019s already in your corner and leveraging those relationships to create momentum. This is your fastest path to conversion.\u201d<\/p>\n When it comes down to it, gaining a qualified lead starts with connecting on a human level. No-strings-attached networking is a great way to connect with members of your audience, build meaningful relationships, and begin a slow (but warm!) conversion.<\/p>\n Erin Pennings<\/a>, a copywriter and marketing strategist, told me coffee chats are her favorite way to connect with your target audience.<\/p>\n Pennings said, \u201cIn my experience, the number one lead gen strategy is building relationships with other people. It\u2018s not networking in the traditional sense of the word, but simply about making connections. It\u2019s not usually a fast-burn strategy because human connections take time, but it’s a great way to create an effective referral network.<\/p>\n \u201cI love reaching out to people to schedule no-pitch coffee chats where the primary goal is getting to know people, and I always ask them who I can connect them with or who would be a good referral for them, and they generally reciprocate. Often I can make connections right away to support them, and then when I need to get contracts or work at the door, I know I can reach out to see if they know anyone I know.\u201d<\/p>\n Want to build trust and brag about your clout? Consider showing off your customer reviews. Visitors lurking on your website want to know what real customers think of your product or service before they, too, take the plunge.<\/p>\n That\u2019s why Johannes Karjula<\/a>, CEO at Trustmary.com, uses a customer review pop-up to drive conversions.<\/p>\n Karjula said, \u201cThe best strategy to generate leads is to use an exit-intent popup that features customer reviews and an offer or discount code. These work especially well if someone is very close to converting: either buying or booking a meeting. If they’re about to leave, throwing social proof in their faces is great in proving that they actually need the product or service in question.\u201d<\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n Your audience wants content, whether that\u2019s a blog post, a podcast, or a video. That’s why I think content marketing remains one of the most effective and recognizable ideas for lead generation strategies.<\/p>\n Roland Jakob<\/a>, Managing Partner of BlazeKin Media, says, \u201cThe most effective lead generation idea I\u2018ve encountered is the strategic use of personalized content marketing. In my experience, creating tailored content that speaks directly to your target audience\u2019s pain points and interests is incredibly powerful. I\u2018ve found that when we develop in-depth blog posts, engaging videos, or insightful podcasts that genuinely address our audience\u2019s needs, we not only attract potential leads but also establish ourselves as trusted authorities in our field, which is what you ultimately want.\u201d<\/p>\n Want to provide unique value in your content? Reach out to a thought leader in your industry or even your company. By interviewing an expert to uncover their secrets, you prove to potential customers that you’re dedicated to delivering the best advice and insight out there.<\/p>\n And it works!<\/p>\n Below is an interview Groove conducted with Josh Pather<\/a>, a wedding DJ-turned-ecommerce entrepreneur. In this article, Groove had Josh break down how he started his ecommerce business, which is one of the fastest-growing businesses in Texas.<\/p>\n The folks at Groove frequently interview successful founders and ask very specific questions from which everyone can learn something. Then, Groove shares those interviews with audience members on its blog.<\/p>\n Source<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n The interview with Josh is chock-full of quotes, lessons, and actionable takeaways for entrepreneurs. This touch helps further Groove’s reputation as a resource for expert information among its audience.<\/p>\n Finding effective examples to learn from can be equally as valuable and difficult. A list of best practices, current trends, or real-life examples in your industry is an excellent way to drive prospects to a guide or offer where they can opt in.<\/p>\n The Content Marketing Institute<\/a> knows this and makes a point to share current content marketing trends every year in a blog post.<\/p>\n This blog post serves as a resource to inspire site visitors to achieve success with their marketing strategies, and ultimately, to search the website for guides and opt-in offers to improve their content game.<\/p>\n Source<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n I can\u2019t be the only marketer who\u2019s nosey, right?<\/p>\n It\u2019s why I find sharing a transparent post that pulls back the curtain on something with which you’ve seen success (or failure) interesting. And I know your potential leads find it interesting, too.<\/p>\n Other companies going through a similar stage of growth \u2014 or approaching your size \u2014 can gain a lot of inspiration from transparency posts and ultimately avoid making the same mistakes.<\/p>\n So, consider sharing how you\u2019ve built your platform or a lesson you\u2019ve learned along the way. You can share your insights in a blog post or a downloadable guide.<\/p>\n Just don\u2019t forget to include a final call-to-action to encourage readers to join your email list.<\/p>\n Who doesn\u2018t have a running to-do list that sometimes gets a little bit too long? If you\u2019re planning an upcoming webinar, you can be sure there’s a lot <\/em>that goes into it.<\/p>\n HubSpot created a 19-page webinar planning kit<\/a> that marketers can download and learn how to pick a stellar webinar idea, pick great guest speakers, and host the webinar.<\/p>\n Pro tip: <\/strong>HubSpot uses the gated offer to prove its brand’s expertise on the subject and encourage kit downloads.<\/p>\n One of the best ways to gain new leads and spark interest in your products or services is to show how your brand is an asset to your clients. Case studies help get your message across while doubling as a lead magnet<\/a>.<\/p>\n Krissy Selda<\/a>, a digital marketing specialist at Array Marketing Agency, is a huge fan of case studies. Selda told me, \u201cFrom experience, publishing case studies has been the most powerful lead generation tactic because they demonstrate how your business consistently meets customer expectations.<\/p>\n \u201cBy showcasing the value of your products or services, case studies allow potential clients to envision themselves benefiting from your success. When customers see tangible results from businesses or individuals similar to themselves, they are more inclined to engage with your product or service. This makes them one of the most effective content marketing tools for driving leads.\u201d<\/p>\n Consider offering a quiz to your website visitors as a creative way to learn more about them and obtain their contact information.<\/p>\n The goal is to \u201cbargain\u201d the result of the quiz in return for a new lead, which can be very effective when done right.<\/p>\n Cassandra Gucwa<\/a>, Founder of Menerva Digital, says tools and quizzes are \u201ca great way to offer something that is valuable to your potential target audience and gather their email or information. Some examples of free tools would include a cost calculator, savings calculator, or a tool that checks how secure your email address is.\u201d<\/p>\n A similar method is offering an interactive tool, such as the HubSpot Website Grader<\/a>. The Website Grader is a free online tool that visitors can use to grade their websites against key metrics and discover ways to improve them.<\/p>\n To use the tool, visitors must submit their email, which provides HubSpot with new leads interested in improving their web presence.<\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n One of the smartest lead gen ideas I\u2019ve seen in the B2B space is offering a live, interactive ROI calculator \u2014 not just a gated spreadsheet. The idea is to help your prospect visualize<\/em> the value you bring using their own numbers. It\u2019s consultative without needing a salesperson.<\/p>\n What really moves the needle is combining the tool with a follow-up offer. For example, after the user completes the calculator, they get a custom PDF summary and an invitation to a deeper assessment or strategy call. It\u2019s low-pressure, but still guided.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve seen companies collect qualified leads at scale this way, especially when the tool ties into a specific pain point, like cost savings, revenue growth, or time reduction.<\/p>\n I always recommend creating private, niche communities where your ideal B2B buyers can talk shop without distractions. Whether it\u2019s a curated Slack group for heads of IT or a Discord server for RevOps leaders, these spaces become lead gen engines \u2014 just not in the traditional sense.<\/p>\n What works well is keeping the group valuable and focused: regular expert drop-ins, exclusive templates or benchmarks, even low-key AMAs. When the space is genuinely helpful, people start engaging, and over time, that trust spills over into business conversations. I\u2019ve seen brands become the go-to solution within their own communities without ever pitching. The key is to show up as a peer, not a promoter.<\/p>\n If there\u2019s one underrated B2B tactic that I keep seeing deliver results, it\u2019s this: invite prospects to speak as experts<\/em> on a short-form podcast or video series. Even a 10-minute \u201ctrends and tactics\u201d conversation works. You\u2019re giving them a platform, building a relationship, and creating content all at once.<\/p>\n Once that conversation happens, the door\u2019s open to follow up. I’ve seen this get recommended to clients who struggle to get meetings through cold outreach, and they\u2019ve reported higher conversion rates simply because the podcast invite felt like a genuine opportunity, not a sales trap. Plus, you walk away with content you can repurpose for months.<\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n 89% of businesses<\/a> use video as a marketing tool. And for good reason: it\u2019s a great way to connect with qualified leads and convert them to paying clients.<\/p>\n Whether you use short- or long-form video, the key to video marketing lead generation is to personalize your content.<\/p>\n For Mike Vannelli<\/a>, Creative Director of Envy Creative, personalizing video starts with understanding the unique perspectives of your audience.<\/p>\n Vannelli told me, \u201cOne of my favorite lead generation tactics is leveraging personalized video content. We create tailored video messages based on specific pain points or challenges a prospect is facing. It\u2018s not just about sending a generic promo \u2014 it\u2019s about showing that we understand their unique needs.<\/p>\n \u201cThese personalized videos are then embedded in emails or used as landing page content. Adding a clickable call-to-action at the end, like scheduling a demo or downloading a valuable resource, boosts engagement like nothing else. The human touch combined with targeted messaging has consistently driven better conversion rates for us.\u201d<\/p>\n Here\u2019s a mistake I see all the time: people wait until the end of their video to add a call to action when most viewers are already gone. Instead, I suggest inserting the CTA around the 30\u201360% mark. This could be a button, a pop-up form, or even a voice prompt like \u201cWant the full checklist I\u2019m using? Grab it below.\u201d<\/p>\n I\u2019ve seen this work especially well with product explainer videos or walkthroughs. The viewer\u2019s already invested, and that\u2019s the perfect moment to offer a lead magnet or booking link.<\/p>\n Pro tip: <\/strong>A\/B test your mid-video CTAs \u2014 small tweaks can lead to big lifts in conversion.<\/p>\n Webinars are a classic for a reason, but here\u2019s the upgrade: instead of just hosting them live and moving on, chop them up into snackable video clips. Each clip should zero in on one key insight or objection, and end with a CTA to download the full version or a related resource.<\/p>\n This way, your one webinar becomes 10+ mini lead gen assets that work across YouTube, LinkedIn, and your email list. I\u2019ve seen brands repurpose webinars this way and build an evergreen funnel that runs for months.<\/p>\n The trick is to lead with value in the clip, and only then<\/em> introduce the opt-in. That makes it feel more like help, less like a pitch.<\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n A well-developed course or guide is like gaining access to a real class \u2014 for free. For busy marketers, this type of offer can prove to be incredibly valuable.<\/p>\n Pro tip: <\/strong>This approach tends to work well for in-depth topics. You can create an email course, host a course on your platform, or create a downloadable guide for visitors to read. HubSpot offers tons of free courses<\/a> and downloadable guides like Introduction to Lead Generation<\/a>.<\/p>\n These courses and guides help people with different content consumption styles get the same valuable information that’s on the blog, and it helps HubSpot generate new leads to engage with over email.<\/p>\n When I explore a marketing tactic in a blog post or e-book, I find it helpful to know what others are doing to have success with the same method.<\/p>\n Compiling those best practices into a list is incredibly useful to a marketer looking to get started in a particular arena.<\/p>\n For example, HubSpot offers a comprehensive list of SEO best practices<\/a> from a variety of experts, which aims to help its target audience achieve a greater return on investment from content marketing.<\/p>\n The ebook provides value for readers trying to crack a complicated marketing strategy \u2014 and in exchange for their contact information, they get insider tips from a variety of expert sources.<\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n If you\u2019re looking for another lead generation idea, consider hosting seminars or live events. Webinars and live events are perfect opportunities to mingle with your audience while also providing them with useful information and new skills (and upselling your products and services!).<\/p>\n Cache Merrill<\/a>, Founder of Zibtek, told me, \u201cWebinars are an excellent tool for presenting one\u2019s expertise and building trust. We try to cover the \u2018correct\u2019 topics relevant to what we do. Finally, we expect to have a very good number of conversions at the end where audiences are eager to have a closer interaction request for a consultation or a demo.\u201d<\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n Lead generation doesn\u2019t have to be a solo endeavor. I\u2019ve mentioned working with influencers as an example of how to make conversions a team sport.<\/p>\n However, influencers aren\u2019t the only people you can recruit for your lead generation efforts. Instead, ask your network for referrals.<\/p>\n Lohrer calls this \u201ccreating a referral ecosystem.\u201d<\/p>\n Lohrer explained it to me like this: \u201cChoose your top three clients and tell them you’re looking for more like them. Ask for introductions to their peers or advice on where to find similar high-value clients. Better yet, ask them to introduce you to someone you want to meet to make it easy for them.<\/p>\n \u201cOn top of that, partnering with complimentary service providers\u2014those who work with the same client base in different ways\u2014or those who influence your clients (think advisors or coaches) can help create a steady, mutual referral stream.\u201d<\/p>\n Like influencer partnerships, connecting with other brands is a great way to tap into other markets and connect with a larger audience. You\u2019ll want to ensure the brands you connect with are relevant to your niche. The more relevant the niche, the more likely their audience aligns with your own.<\/p>\n Roland Jakob<\/a>, Managing Partner of BlazeKin Media, agrees that brand partnerships are an effective form of lead generation.<\/p>\n Jakob told me, \u201cAt BlazeKin Media, I\u2019ve connected creators with major brands like Coca-Cola, Sephora, and others, driving high-quality leads by expanding reach and boosting credibility. The key is ensuring these collaborations provide real value to the brands, creators, and audience, leading to engaged prospects who are more likely to convert into loyal customers.\u201d<\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n Is there anyone else out there who hates a free trial or product? I am pretty sure there isn\u2019t. Everyone loves free stuff. It\u2019s the reason offering a free trial or a freemium product works so well as a lead generation tactic.<\/p>\n Yevhenii Tymoshenko<\/a>, Chief Marketing Officer at Skylum, understands that free trials lead to qualified leads, which is why a free trial paired with personalized marketing are their go-to lead generation ideas.<\/p>\n Tymoshenko told me, \u201cOnce a user is signed up for a free trial, we make use of personalized marketing to ultimately convert them.\u201d<\/p>\n Free trials of a brand\u2018s services help get a prospect\u2019s foot halfway through the door. If the free trial helps them and provides great value, they’re more likely to purchase the full product and become a customer.<\/p>\n Another similar strategy is to offer a freemium product, similar to how HubSpot offers the free forever HubSpot CRM<\/a>. By offering a portion of your product or service line for free, you give users a taste of your brand and build trust and awareness among your user base.<\/p>\n Tymoshenko also incorporates freemium products into Skylum\u2019s marketing operations.<\/p>\n He said, \u201cWe\u2018ve also been testing giving limited free access to certain new features of our products \u2026 This is a good way to generate qualified leads that would purchase your product in the end. And if, for some reason, that doesn\u2019t happen, we can offer custom discounts to some users.\u201d<\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n Review platforms generally have a strong presence in organic search, making them a great opportunity to expand your brand presence and get noticed by the right people.<\/p>\n When you encourage users to leave reviews on a third-party platform with strong SEO \u2014 like Yelp or Google \u2014 you increase the chances of being found by qualified prospects in search, without paying a dime.<\/p>\n Google recognizes the independent role of these sites in helping people find what they\u2019re looking for and seems to favor review sites in search engine results.<\/p>\n Imagine your company on this list. There\u2019s a high chance your product would be included in what McKinsey calls the \u201cinitial consideration set,\u201d leading to the \u201cmoment of purchase\u201d during the consumer decision journey.<\/p>\n You also outmaneuver competitors in high-value keyword searches. This is crucial considering that many B2B searches start with a generic keyword phrase.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s a hot tip for lead generation: Don\u2019t overlook your website. Ensuring your website is optimized and ready for the search engines is a quick way to turn it into a lead generating machine.<\/p>\n Colton De Vos<\/a>, Marketing and Communications Specialist at Resolute Technology Solutions, told me that if your website generates lots of traffic, but only converts a few leads, then you should consider making changes to your site to encourage conversions.<\/p>\n De Vos said, \u201cInvest the time to tweak your website content and design to persuade visitors to make the leap and contact your business. Make it easy for prospects to reach out. Include many easy options for them to engage, and facilitate their research of your company. Feature trust factors such as reviews, case studies, and the value your company has brought others.\u201d<\/p>\n Pro tip:<\/strong>\u00a0Consider connecting your marketing software<\/a> to your website to make it easier for leads to get in contact with you.<\/p>\n <\/a> <\/p>\n My last lead generation idea to share is paid advertising. Think of paid ads as billboards in the online space. A great billboard catches attention and encourages the potential customer to take action of some kind.<\/p>\n Online paid advertising does the same thing. Plus, with the right landing page and forms, you can easily convert visitors to leads.<\/p>\n Sophie Musumeci<\/a>, CEO and Founder of Real Entrepreneur Women, uses paid advertising as part of her lead generation efforts. But she told me there has to be a well-thought-out strategy for it to work well and convert leads.<\/p>\n Musumeci said, \u201cI\u2019m a fan of strategic paid advertising. It amplifies your reach, but it\u2019s critical that the ads are targeted, clear, and focused on the results your audience is craving.\u201d<\/p>\n You can launch paid ads on nearly every social media platform, including setting up ads on Facebook<\/a> and Pinterest. You can also set up ads on Google<\/a> and other search engines.<\/p>\n Pro tip: <\/strong>Wherever you decide to spend your marketing dollars, take the time to understand your audience and learn the places they hang out online. This can help you determine the best places for your ads.<\/p>\n Instead of promoting a static discount or product, I suggest running a time-bound challenge that taps into your audience\u2019s goals. For example: \u201cJoin our 5-Day Glow-Up Challenge \u2014 daily skincare tips + a chance to win our bestsellers!\u201d<\/em> Or \u201cReset your space in 7 days \u2014 declutter tips, exclusive deals, and VIP-only surprises.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n The ad invites people to opt in via email to join the challenge, and once they do, they get daily content (dripped via email or text), sneak peeks at products, and early access to sales. The challenge creates a sense of community and momentum, while the VIP perks keep them engaged and primed to buy.<\/p>\n I’ve seen B2C brands build massive email lists this way in just a few weeks, and those leads often convert better than coupon chasers. Why? Because people already built a habit with your brand.<\/p>\n Instead of polished brand videos, use raw, selfie-style clips from real customers talking about how your product solved a specific problem. Pair that with a lead offer like a free sample<\/em>, $1 trial<\/em>, or exclusive first-time bundle<\/em>. The ad doesn\u2019t push the product \u2014 it tells a story. It\u2019s \u201cI tried this and here\u2019s what surprised me,\u201d not \u201cHere\u2019s why you should buy.\u201d<\/p>\n The magic is in how real it feels. I\u2019ve seen these ads outperform heavily produced campaigns, especially in the beauty, wellness, and food industries, because they mimic organic content.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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Social Media Lead Generation<\/strong><\/h3>\n
1. Partner with influencers.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
2. DM-first lead magnets.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
3. Social polls that lead to a CTA.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Networking Lead Generation Ideas<\/strong><\/h3>\n
4. Do a LinkedIn audit.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
5. Schedule coffee chats.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
6. Use customer reviews in your pop-ups.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Content Marketing Lead Generation<\/strong><\/h3>\n
7. Create valuable content (blog posts, podcasts).<\/strong><\/h4>\n
8. Share success secrets from thought leaders.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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9. Compile real-life examples with actionable takeaways.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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10. Show what\u2019s working for your company.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
11. Create a handy checklist.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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12. Offer insightful, downloadable case studies.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
13. Create an interactive quiz or tool.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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B2B Lead Generation Ideas<\/strong><\/h3>\n
14. Build interactive ROI calculators (with a personalized follow-up).<\/strong><\/h4>\n
15. Create private Slack or Discord communities.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
16. Do micro-podcasts featuring your ideal buyers as guests.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Video Marketing Lead Generation<\/strong><\/h3>\n
17. Personalize video content.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
18. Use mid-video CTAs in YouTube or Loom-style explainers.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
19. Turn webinars into a lead gen flywheel.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Email Marketing Lead Generation<\/strong><\/h3>\n
20. Create a valuable course or guide.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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21. Provide gated offers with best practices.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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Event-Based Lead Generation<\/strong><\/h3>\n
22. Offer webinars and live demonstrations.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Referral and Partnership Lead Generation<\/strong><\/h3>\n
23. Create a referral ecosystem.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
24. Solicit brand partnerships.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Freemium and Trial-Based Lead Generation<\/strong><\/h3>\n
25. Offer a free trial or a freemium product.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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SEO Lead Generation<\/strong><\/h3>\n
26. Leverage the SEO power of customer reviews.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
27. Optimize your website.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Paid Lead Generation<\/strong><\/h3>\n
28. Paid advertising.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
29. Run a limited-time challenge with VIP perks.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
30. Run UGC-style testimonial ads.<\/strong><\/h4>\n