How to use Lead Cues to get warmer leads

What Lead Cues actually does

Lead Cues turns a single link into a short, branded assessment. Visitors answer a few questions, see a personalized result, and you get their answers, a score, the source, and a suggested next step in one place.

Set up your first assessment in 15 minutes

• Pick a template that matches how you talk to your audience.
• Adjust the questions and result bands so they sound like you.
• Add your booking, quote, or contact link on the result page.
• Turn on source tracking so every campaign is tagged automatically.
• Publish and copy your assessment link.

Share it where your audience already is

• Website — replace or complement your existing contact form.
• Social profile — put the link in your bio and pinned post.
• Email — add it under your signature and to your welcome sequence.
• QR code — print on business cards, flyers, and event stands.
• Ads — send paid traffic to the assessment rather than a landing page.
• Partners — share a unique link so you can see who sent the best leads.

A simple daily follow-up routine

• Open the Today workspace once a day.
• Skim new leads by score and result band.
• Follow up first with the ones that show high intent.
• Use the suggested next step and the answers as your opener.
• Move each lead to Contacted, Booked, Won, or Lost so tomorrow is quick.

Weekly: use Growth Helper to promote your assessment

Once a week, open Growth Helper for paste-ready copy — social posts, email sends, ad angles — and pick one channel to push for the week. Small, consistent promotion is what turns Lead Cues into a real lead channel.

What to avoid

• Do not promise guaranteed outcomes to visitors — position the result as useful reflection, not a prescription.
• Do not ask 20 questions. Short assessments (6–10 questions) convert best.
• Do not skip the source tag. It's the difference between guessing and knowing what works.