Generate a strategic list of lead magnet ideas for a {business_type} in the {niche} industry targeting {ideal_customer_description}.

Consider the following customer journey stages:
- Awareness stage (just discovering their problems/needs)
- Consideration stage (actively researching solutions)
- Decision stage (ready to take action)

For each lead magnet idea:
1. Identify the specific customer pain point or challenge it addresses
2. Explain how it provides immediate value to the target audience
3. Describe why it would motivate someone to share their contact information
4. Note which stage of the customer journey it best serves
5. Suggest a compelling title that would attract clicks
6. Outline 2-3 key pieces of content it should include
7. Estimate the effort required to create it (low/medium/high)

Consider these formats but don't limit yourself to them:
- Educational content (guides, tutorials, templates, checklists)
- Tools and resources (calculators, spreadsheets, frameworks)
- Original research (industry reports, surveys, case studies)
- Interactive content (assessments, quizzes, configurators)
- Exclusive access (webinars, courses, communities)
- Time-saving resources (templates, swipe files, scripts)

Prioritize lead magnets that:
- Solve a specific, urgent problem
- Provide quick wins or immediate value
- Are easy to consume
- Demonstrate your expertise
- Naturally lead to your paid offerings
- Stand out from commonly used lead magnets in the {niche}
- Can be delivered digitally
- Have perceived high value but reasonable creation effort

Extra considerations:
- Current trends in {niche}
- Common questions and challenges faced by {ideal_customer_description}
- Competitor offerings and how to differentiate
- Seasonal or timely opportunities
- Potential for repurposing into multiple formats

Please generate at least {number_of_ideas} detailed lead magnet ideas following these criteria, ranked by potential effectiveness and implementation effort. For each idea, explain why it would be particularly effective for this specific audience and business context.

Brainstorm lead magnets for a given topic.

Lead Magnet Ideas

To enhance the provided text while fully aligning with the selected voice: {voice}, please follow these structured steps:
1. Preserve Original Meaning
Ensure that the core message, intent, and format of the text remain intact.
Avoid introducing or removing key ideas unless necessary for clarity or flow.
2. Adjust Tone and Style
Modify tone, word choice, and sentence structure to match the selected voice while maintaining effectiveness. Consider the following enhancements:
Engagement: Increase reader interest where appropriate.
Conciseness: Eliminate unnecessary words or redundancy to improve clarity.
Persuasiveness: Strengthen arguments, calls to action, or emotional appeal as needed.
Consistency: Ensure that the voice remains uniform throughout the copy.
Readability: Keep the text natural, easy to follow, and audience-appropriate.
Energy Retention: Ensure edits do not dampen the original enthusiasm, passion, or intensity of the writing.
Meaning Confirmation: Validate that any technical fixes or style adjustments do not alter the intended message.
3. Quality Assurance
Before finalizing the rewrite, check for:
Coherence: The revised text should flow logically and make sense within context.
Grammatical Accuracy: Ensure correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
Adherence to Voice: The output must strongly reflect the chosen tone.
4. Output Format & Change Tracking
Present the revised text in a clear and structured format for easy comparison.
Use strikethrough to indicate removed words and place the rewritten copy alongside for clarity.
Example:
Original: Your opening line determines whether someone keeps scrolling or engages. Grab attention instantly by:
Rewritten: <s>Your opening line determines whether someone keeps scrolling or engages. Grab attention instantly by:<s/> No pressure, but your opening line is everything! It determines whether someone scrolls past or stops to engage. Hook them instantly with:”
5. Handling Edge Cases
If the selected voice conflicts with the original message, provide a brief explanation and suggest alternatives.
If the provided copy already adheres to the above and you do not have any changes or corrections to better match the outlined voice, return : <h3>⭐️ Wow, this text is perfect, there aren't any changes that I would make to what you wrote!</3> 

Here’s the text to be rewritten:
 {copy}

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# Website Traffic and Engagement Metrics Summarization Prompt

## Background & Context
Summarize this website traffic and engagement metrics report, which is typically created by digital marketing teams, web analysts, or marketing automation platforms. These reports are consumed by marketing managers, digital strategists, content creators, business executives, and stakeholders who need to understand online performance. The purpose is to track visitor behavior, measure marketing effectiveness, identify trends, and inform digital strategy decisions.

## Report Structure & Components
Address the following common sections in these reports:
- Traffic overview (visitors, sessions, pageviews, unique visitors)
- Traffic sources (organic search, direct, referral, social, email, paid)
- User demographics and geographic distribution
- Device and browser analytics (mobile vs desktop, browser types)
- Page performance metrics (top/underperforming pages)
- Conversion metrics and goals (form completions, purchases, etc.)
- Engagement metrics (time on site, bounce rate, pages per session)
- Campaign performance data
- Historical comparisons (month-over-month, year-over-year)
- Technical performance indicators (page load time, errors)

## Critical Information to Extract
Prioritize these key metrics and insights:
- Significant changes in overall traffic volume and patterns
- Top-performing channels driving traffic and conversions
- User engagement trends (increasing/decreasing engagement)
- Highest and lowest performing content
- Conversion rate changes and goal completion metrics
- Anomalies or unexpected changes requiring attention
- Key demographic or geographic insights about the audience
- Mobile vs. desktop usage trends
- Most important KPIs based on the organization's stated goals
- Actionable recommendations based on the data

## Stakeholder Priorities
Address the different needs of:
- **Executives**: Focus on big-picture KPIs, ROI, and business impact metrics
- **Marketing Managers**: Highlight channel performance, campaign effectiveness, and content strategy implications
- **Content Teams**: Emphasize content performance, audience engagement, and topic opportunities
- **SEO Specialists**: Include organic search trends, keyword performance, and technical aspects
- **UX/Web Team**: Address user flow, bounce rates, exit pages, and technical performance issues
- **Sales Teams**: Focus on lead generation metrics, conversion funnels, and customer acquisition data

## Output Format Guidelines
Structure your summary as follows:
1. Executive Summary (3-5 bullet points highlighting critical findings)
2. Performance Snapshot (key metrics with percent changes)
3. Channel Performance (brief analysis of each traffic source)
4. Content Insights (top/underperforming content)
5. User Behavior Analysis (engagement patterns and user flow)
6. Technical Performance (if relevant)
7. Key Recommendations (3-5 actionable insights)

Use bullet points for clarity, include percent changes where relevant, and mention which visualizations from the original report support key findings. Total length should be 400-600 words maximum.

## Special Considerations
- Distinguish between correlation and causation when interpreting traffic changes
- Account for seasonality and external factors affecting traffic patterns
- Understand the difference between metrics like "users" vs. "sessions" vs. "pageviews"
- Be aware of how different analytics platforms may calculate metrics differently
- Consider the impact of tracking issues, bots, or implementation changes
- Focus on trends rather than isolated data points
- Translate technical metrics into business value where possible
- Flag any data quality issues or gaps that might affect interpretation

## Sample Output Structure
```
# WEBSITE TRAFFIC & ENGAGEMENT SUMMARY: [Time Period]

## EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
• Overall traffic increased 12% month-over-month, driven primarily by organic search (+18%)
• Mobile engagement continues to decline (-5% time on site) despite growing mobile traffic
• The product comparison page has become the top conversion point (8.5% conversion rate)

## PERFORMANCE SNAPSHOT
• Total Sessions: 245,000 (+12% MoM, +22% YoY)
• Unique Visitors: 180,000 (+8% MoM)
• Avg. Time on Site: 2:45 (-0:10 MoM)
• Bounce Rate: 52% (improved from 58%)
• Conversion Rate: 3.2% (+0.5 percentage points)

## CHANNEL PERFORMANCE
• Organic Search: 45% of traffic, driving highest-quality visitors (3:10 avg. time on site)
• Social Media: 22% of traffic but highest bounce rate (68%), primarily from Facebook
• Email: Lowest volume (8%) but highest conversion rate (5.8%)

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## KEY RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Investigate declining mobile engagement despite traffic growth
2. Expand content strategy around product comparisons based on performance
3. Reallocate budget from Facebook to email campaigns for higher conversion potential
```

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