At this stage, the potential customer shows an interest in what you offer. They start exploring your offerings, seeking more information, and considering whether it meets their needs. Plan activities that engage and captivate your audience. Provide valuable content, product demonstrations, guides, or free resources that help them understand your offerings better.
[ ] Plan weekly content with a purpose
Include 1–2 pieces per week that answer a question, solve a micro-problem, or show what it’s like to work with you or use your product. Content formats that work well here:
[ ] Build out your “Middle of Funnel” content library
Create a highlight reel or blog category with these:
[ ] Create short videos (1–3 min) that show:
[ ] Highlight both emotional + practical benefits
Not just what it does—but how it saves time, reduces stress, creates clarity, etc.
[ ] Build mid-funnel lead magnets for people who are interested, but not sold yet:
Comparison charts
Quick-start guides
"How to choose the right ___" resources
Planning templates
[ ] Deliver content in layers
Let users unlock more in-depth info after a basic version. This builds micro-commitment and keeps them engaged longer.
Ex: “What’s your ___ style?”, “Where are your biggest bottlenecks?”, “Is ___ right for you?”
→ Use results to segment them and follow up with personalized messaging
[ ] Turn insights into recommendations
End each quiz or tool with a call-to-action that points toward a freebie, consultation, or relevant blog post