How to Build a Lead Magnet Page That Captures and Follows Up Leads (Part 2)

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Part 2 of 2. Make the magnet first in Part 1: How to Create a Lead Magnet That Attracts Qualified Investors, then come back here to build the page and the follow-up.

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A lead magnet page has one job: trade something useful for an email, then hand that person straight into follow-up. In CapBloom you build it as a lead-generation funnel: an opt-in page, a thank-you page that delivers the magnet, and a workflow behind the form that tags the person and drops them into your welcome sequence. Here is the whole build, using a lead magnet opt-in as the example.

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The mental model: the page captures the email, the workflow behind the form tags them and starts the follow-up. A page with no automation behind it is just a form that collects addresses and does nothing.

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🧲 Step 1: Build the funnel

How do I build the page?

What should the page actually say?

📝 Step 2: Add the opt-in form

How do I capture the email?

Where do I deliver the lead magnet?

🔁 Step 3: Tag them and start the welcome sequence

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A page with no workflow behind it does nothing. The tag-and-route workflow is what turns the page into a system.

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How do new opt-ins get tagged and into my welcome sequence?

🌐 Funnel or website page?

Which should I use?

⚠️ What trips people up

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[ ] Connect a branded domain before you share the page, the default subdomain looks unfinished and costs you trust.
[ ] And the big one: without the workflow behind it, the page just collects emails and nobody hears from them.
[ ] Tag by source so you can tell which magnet each person came through.
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