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Lead magnets and list growth for B2B companies

In one paragraph

Sawa builds the things that give a B2B buyer a reason to hand over a work email: a lead magnet worth the trade, the signup page it lives on, the LinkedIn posts that send people there, and the welcome emails that arrive after. Everything is built inside your own email platform, so the list is yours from the first signup.

What we build

  • The lead magnet. A guide, a template, a curated list or an assessment, picked for the question your buyer is already asking. We write it from your own material and your own examples, so it reads as yours.
  • The signup page. One page, one promise, one form. The headline names the role and the problem, so the people who sign up are the people you can sell to.
  • The LinkedIn-to-email path. Posts on the founder's account that point to the lead magnet, written in the founder's voice, on a schedule the founder can keep.
  • The welcome emails. What arrives in the first two weeks after signup. Written with the newsletter work, so the new reader has a reason to keep opening.
  • Partnerships and distribution. Placements in other newsletters and communities your buyer already reads, agreed one at a time.

An example from recent work

A fractional CFO firm runs a weekly newsletter for founders. It had seven PDF freebies live and a small list. The founder asked for something other than another PDF, so we built an assessment with two entry points, one for founders planning to raise and one for founders who are bootstrapped or undecided, with a different next step at the end of each path. Alongside it we wrote a curated guide of eight companies that grew on one channel first, drawn from her own archive.

The first version of the assessment assumed every reader was raising. Her review pointed out that most of her list was not. We rebuilt it around both kinds of founder. That change is the job: the lead magnet has to match who actually reads, not who we assumed.

How it runs

  1. Kickoff call. We go through ten questions: your design system, words you use and never use, what you already know about your audience, and the first thing you want a new subscriber to do.
  2. First drafts in days. The lead magnet, the signup page copy and the welcome emails arrive in one shared folder, with a visual map of how the emails route.
  3. Review in one thread. You comment in one email thread so nothing is lost. We apply the changes and send a second version.
  4. Build in your platform. Signup form, automations and the lead magnet delivery are wired into your email platform. Nothing is built until the copy is signed off, so we never build the same automation twice.
  5. Full-funnel test, then live. We sign up as a reader, check every email and link, then switch it on and record a walkthrough so your team can change anything later.

What you keep

The lead magnet files, the page, the form, the automations and every subscriber. They live in your platform under your account. When the project ends, nothing stays hosted by Sawa.

Questions people ask before they book

Which format works best for a B2B lead magnet?

The one that matches the question your buyer is asking that week. Templates and checklists win when the buyer has a task on the desk. Assessments win when the buyer is unsure which situation they are in. A long guide wins only when the subject needs the length. We pick after reading your inbound questions and your sales calls.

How long does it take to go live?

For a single lead magnet with a signup page and welcome emails, the recent project above went from kickoff to live in 17 days, with two review rounds in between. A larger build takes longer and the quote says how long.

Do you also run the LinkedIn posts?

Yes, when the founder wants them. We draft from the founder's own ideas and voice, the founder approves, and the posts point at the lead magnet. Posting stays on the founder's account.

What does it cost?

It is quoted after a 30-minute call, as a fixed-price project. The quote names the deliverables, the review rounds and what is excluded. The pricing page explains what shapes the number.

Talk it through

A 30-minute call is enough to tell whether this is the right first job for your company and what it would cost. No preparation needed. Pricing is quoted after the call; the pricing page explains what shapes it.

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