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Sales funnel review: aileadership.com by Geoff Woods, author of The Ai-Driven Leader
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Sales funnel review: aileadership.com by Geoff Woods, author of The Ai-Driven Leader
💡 Highlights
01:00 Why a well-architected sales funnel is essential
02:52 Why coaches, consultants and experts need products (not just courses)
05:00 How to transition your audience from top-of-funnel media to middle-of-funnel
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Do you have a leaky sales funnel? If you're a coach, consultant, or expert looking to scale your business, you might learn a thing or two from Geoff Woods, author of the upcoming book "The Ai-Driven Leader." Today, we're diving into his website, aileadership.com, to uncover the secrets of a well-crafted sales funnel.
Why sales funnel design matters
A well-architected sales funnel can help you:
Scale your business beyond one-on-one consulting
Generate recurring revenue
Prevent burnout
Stand out in a crowded market
Now, let's break down what makes Geoff's funnel so effective.
Multiple entry points into a sales funnel
Geoff doesn't rely on just one way to attract potential clients. His funnel has several entry points:
Speaking engagements
His upcoming book, "The Ai-Driven Leader"
The aileadership.com website
"The best way to get paid to speak is to have a book."
This multi-pronged approach ensures he's reaching his audience through various channels, increasing his chances of engagement.
Experts need PRODUCTS (not courses)
Here's where Geoff really shines. Instead of relying solely on his expertise as a consultant, he's created a product—an AI tool that visitors can interact with directly on his website.
Why is this brilliant?
Scalability: It allows him to serve more people without increasing his personal workload
Recurring Revenue: A product can provide ongoing income, unlike one-off consulting gigs
Demonstration of Value: It gives potential clients a taste of his expertise
Converting a TOF speaking audience to MOF leads
Geoff offers a free course on getting started with AI. This serves as an excellent mid-funnel strategy, allowing him to:
Provide immediate value to potential clients
Showcase his expertise
Build trust and credibility
Eliminate all leaks and dead ends
One of the most impressive aspects of Geoff's funnel is how seamlessly it moves people from one stage to the next. Whether you're interested in corporate solutions, speaking engagements, or his AI tool, there's always a clear next step. Note: I can help you with this - see my CTA at the end of this article.
Avoid "dead ends" in your funnel. Always provide a clear path forward for your audience.
Diversify your revenue sources
Geoff's website clearly presents multiple offerings:
Corporate solutions
Speaking engagements
A "collective" (likely a community or membership program)
His AI tool
His book
This diversity ensures multiple income streams and caters to different audience needs.
So, what can you learn from Geoff's approach?
Develop multiple entry points to your funnel
Create a product that complements your expertise
Offer free value to engage potential clients
Ensure smooth progression through your funnel
Leverage technology to enhance your offerings
Diversify your revenue streams
One of the first things I do with my VIP clients when then hire me for growth consulting is find all the leaks and dead ends in their funnel and fix them. This is Fortune 500 RevOps-type stuff. It’s not surface-level, it’s not cookie-cutter, and it doesn’t happen overnight. But once we fix their funnel, whooo baby!
I’m going to be working closely with a handful of clients next year. Few entrepreneurs get this level of access to me (only 5 in 2024.) And I’m picky about who I work with. But if you’ve got a successful business and ambitious growth plans, get on the hotlist so you can be the first to know when I make the announcement. You’re not making any commitments, you’re simply opt-ing in.
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