Ideas
- “Are you ready for X?” readiness checklist.
- A one-page framework your firm uses, with an example.
- A decision guide: build vs buy, hire vs outsource.
- A template for a document clients struggle to write.
- A short brief on what to ask before hiring someone like you.
Tone and format
B2B readers expect a professional, skimmable document. Lead with the decision or problem, use headings and tables, and skip hype. End with a clear, low-pressure invitation to talk.
Common follow-up questions
Should consultants ask for company name on the form?
Only if you need it. You can learn it later from their email domain or a follow-up question.
Is a case study a lead magnet?
It can be, if you have permission to share the details. Make sure every result in it is real and approved by the client.
Updated 2026-11-15. General information; not legal, medical or financial advice.