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Content Funnel

Entry #190 / 700 · Chapter 4 · 4.3 Funnels, briefs and producing at scale · Read in Chinese →
In one sentence

The sequence of stages between first contact and purchase, and the kind of content that moves someone through each.

Analogy Mental model

A funnel: wide at the top where many people see you, narrow at the bottom where a few buy. Content is what tips people downward instead of out.

In practice What you actually do

Top: education, no pitch, wide reach. Middle: comparison, case studies, expert sessions, where trust is built and contact details are earned. Bottom: pricing, trial, demo, proof, where the decision finishes. Count the pieces in each column before writing the next one.

Where people get burned Pitfalls

Most teams over-invest at the bottom because that is where revenue is attributed. Without the top, the bottom converts from a shrinking pool, and the decline appears two quarters later with no obvious cause.

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