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I ghostwrote a lead magnet ebook for a coaching business to help them get email subscribers. Turned their framework into an easy-to-read ebook. Results: 32.4% conversion rate, 1,240 new leads in 30 days, +187% lead gen growth. The ebook helped increase their ROI by 210% and now drives sales daily.
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