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If your Facebook leads “suck"...

Published about 1 month ago • 1 min read

If your Facebook leads “suck"...

getting more of them is probably the worst possible move.

Not because more leads are bad.

But because you’re pouring paid clicks into an open loop.

They fill out the form...

Then they cool off.

Then your team calls.

They don’t answer.

Then it turns into phone tag.

“These leads are trash.”

But usually the lead isn’t the problem. (Ok, I admit, they can be pretty bad at times haha)

The gap between “I’m interested” and paying customer is the problem.

That little (or sometimes big) gap is where your Zuck bucks get burnt.

A lead is not the asset.

Intent is the asset.

And if you don’t catch it while it’s hot, you didn’t buy a lead.

You just bought a name and number to chase.

Big difference.

So yeah...

“Just get more leads” sounds smart.

But if you operate using an "open loop" system, more leads just means more waste.

Fix the loop first.

Then scale the ads.

Then growth is inevitable.

That's why I've been dialing in a "Closed-Loop" Conversion Protocol for my clients.

It's crazy how good it is at turning leads into qualified booked calls and actual paying customers.

-Taylor

P.S. If your leads suck, I'm happy to set up a free custom demo to show you exactly how this "closed-loop" system would fit into your current setup. If it doesn't make sense, no big deal. But it only takes about 10 minutes and could fix your lead problem for good. Your choice. Hit reply and let me know you want a demo.

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