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You Don’t Have a Lead Problem. You Have a Traffic Problem | Ep 954

This episode features two business coaching conversations led by an experienced revenue growth consultant. The first client is Dr. Ann Trong, a medical doctor specializing in sexual health with a practice generating $3.8 million annually, seeking to reach $10 million.

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Key Takeaways
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    Sexual health practice increased close rate by adding friction to funnel but decreased absolute lead volume

  2. 02

    Content with highest saves-to-likes ratio on social media typically attracts highest purchase intent buyers

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    Data consulting company can triple revenue by switching from hourly billing to 30% of ROI delivered

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    Five free one-on-one calls as lead magnet creates high-value perception for B2B consulting services

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    Calculator close method: assess total potential savings, then charge maximum 30% of projected ROI

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    Talk about vacation benefits, not airplane mechanics - focus on outcomes, not technical processes

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This episode features two business coaching conversations led by an experienced revenue growth consultant. The first client is Dr. Ann Trong, a medical doctor specializing in sexual health with a practice generating $3.8 million annually, seeking to reach $10 million.

The second client is Reids, who runs a data consulting company currently at $500,000 revenue with a goal of reaching $1.2 million. Both conversations focus on lead generation challenges and pricing strategy optimization, with specific tactical solutions provided for each business model.

Sexual Health Practice: Fixing Traffic After Adding Funnel Friction

Dr. Ann's practice successfully added application friction that increased close rates but dramatically reduced lead volume, creating a new traffic problem to solve.

"The percentage went up, not absolute percentage" - consultant clarifies that quality improved while quantity decreased, which was the intended outcome.

Solution involves two-pronged approach: audit existing content to identify what attracts buyers versus viewers, then scale traffic through paid advertising.

Content Strategy: Finding Save-Worthy vs Share-Worthy Content

Email existing customers to identify which content types led to purchases, focusing on 4-5 content buckets currently being produced.

"Find the shorts that are save worthy rather than share-worthy" - content with highest saves-to-likes ratio indicates purchase intent over viral potential.

Lists, processes, and educational content that teaches specific steps typically convert better than general mindset or entertainment content.

Run top 10% highest-saving content as Meta ads nationally, since patients fly in from across the country for $15,000-$20,000 treatments.

Data Consulting: From Referrals to Scalable Lead Generation

Reids' 12-year-old data consulting company relies 99% on referrals, targeting mid-tier companies around 500 employees with cloud cost reduction services.

"No one thinks they need data. Everyone thinks they need AI now" - consultant acknowledges the messaging challenge in data services.

Content strategy shift: "We don't want to talk about the plane flight. We want to talk about the vacation" - focus on ROI outcomes, not technical processes.

Lead magnet recommendation: offer five free one-on-one calls with asterisk for qualified companies only, providing clear value perception.

Pricing Revolution: Calculator Close and ROI-Based Billing

"Let's just get you to 1.2 million and get you no more customers and just change how you bill" - switching from hourly to outcome-based pricing.

Calculator close method: assess all efficiency areas, project total savings (e.g., $200,000), then charge maximum 30% of projected ROI ($60,000).

During five consultation calls, "talk about what is going to happen, not how to do what is going to happen" to maintain value perception.

This pricing change alone could "triple or quadruple your income independent of the ROI stuff" without acquiring additional customers.

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