LeadMagnetGeniusFrom the audience perspective, if you create too many lead magnets too fast, you might fragment your own funnel. You’ll have multiple lists or segments to manage and possibly confusion if people see multiple offers from you and don’t know which is best for them. Also, your existing subscribers seeing you push new magnets all the time might tune out (“oh, another free PDF, whatever”).
From an operational standpoint, each new magnet requires: - A landing page (and possibly thank-you page). - Email delivery and follow-up sequence. - Promotion (on social, ads, blog, etc.). - Possibly design assets.
That’s a significant project. If you’re a solopreneur or small team, churning these out too often can detract from other important tasks (like nurturing leads or building products). It’s often better to fully leverage one magnet across multiple channels than to make many magnets you barely promote.