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Your Lead Magnet's Landing Page In previous WA blog posts, I've covered the importance of having a Lead Magnet, an e-book in PDF format that you can give away to your visitors in exchange for their names and email addresses. In this way, you build up a list of prospective purchases of your affiliate products. And, as they say, the money is in the list. I've covered using AI as your personal assistant to help create the e-book and other software to create an attractive e-cover. Now let's look at

Your Lead Magnet Needs a Cover I've written a few posts and created some training about creating Lead Magnets. An e-book that you can give away on your website in exchange for your visitor's name and address, which you add to your list for future email promotions. Creating the e-book has become much easier since the advent of AI such as ChatGPT as your personal assistant. But to persuade your visitor to download your Lead Magnet, it helps to have an attractive cover. I use Pixel Studio (pixelst

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Is It Just Me? With everyone and their dog using video promotion, I can't help wondering. Am I the only one who prefers text? Is it an age thing? Is it a preference of older citizens like me? I do know why it is, though. It's because the speed at which I can take in knowledge from text is totally under my control. I can scan or read at my own rate. I can skip the irrelevant bits, scan the headings and reread the information that deserves a second look. But if I'm watching a video, the speed is