1. No lead magnets
Lead magnets are bait designed to lure people to join your list — and while they work to get more signups, they don’t actually get you more true fans.
Doing so makes the person who did it feel seen, appreciated, and more likely to do it again.
It also strengthens their relationship with you which is what it means to be a true fan.
Even if you only reach 20 people, you still have the ability to tell those 20 people about the work, creations, and causes of others.
The more you share the spotlight, the more fans you’ll attract.
Your creations will always be inspired by your own experiences and people will find them interesting.
But what they’ll care even more about is how your experiences can help solve THEIR problems.
Don’t make it hard for people to become a fan of your work.
No annoying popups.
Don't make creations longer than they need to be.
The number of brands that attract true fans is relatively small — don’t be fooled by all the stories you hear about Apple and Harley Davidson.
People are more likely to become a fan of another person than they are a brand.
Here's a cheat code...
If you want to attract more true fans, just ask yourself this question in everything you do:
“What would be best for my audience?”
But I'd love to hear from you:
What do you think is the key to attracting more true fans?
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