Watch Me Build An Automatic AI Lead Magnet Generator Using Make.com

Introduction

Hey, everyone! Today, I'm bringing you a quick and easy video tutorial on building an automatic lead magnet generator using Make.com. This idea was inspired by a request I received a while back, and after taking my time to get it right, I'm ready to present a system that's simple enough for most people to set up in an hour yet advanced enough to be valuable in a real sales workflow. If this sounds like something you'd like to learn, keep reading!

Initial Setup

First things first, let's dive into setting up our automatic lead magnet generator. This idea was presented by one of my subscribers, m527, who suggested automating lead magnets where a prospect could fill out a form, use AI to draft cold email scripts specific to their company, and then send them a Google doc. The goal is to develop a flow that can draft a high-quality lead magnet upon a prospect filling out a form.

Choosing a Template

I started by searching for Google Slides templates and found a suitable one on Slidesgo. It's crucial to pick a template that could be easily customized using AI. Download the chosen template and make a copy in your Google Drive. Customize it by deleting unnecessary slides and leaving placeholders for AI to generate content.

Modifying the Template:

Title Slide: Add placeholders for title and subheading.
Table of Contents: Use this to outline the lead magnet contents.
Content Pages: Include sections for headings and paragraphs.
Final Call to Action: End with a strong CTA linking to your website.

Setting Up Make.com

Scaffolding the AI Model

To begin the setup in Make.com, ensure your Google account has access to Google Slides inside the platform. Create a Google Slides presentation from the template and use curly brackets to set up variable placeholders.

Parsing JSON

Next, set up OpenAI in Make.com using the GPT-4 model or GPT-4-turbo. This step involves setting up JSON parsing to map variables between the AI-generated content and your Google Slides template. This will help in handling multiple variables efficiently.

Configure API Calls

Connect your OpenAI API and parse the JSON using the Parse JSON module. This transformation allows for dynamic mapping of the generated content to the placeholders you set up in your Google Slide template.

Customizing the Content

To train the AI, provide example prompts and desired outputs. Make sure to keep the generated content within appropriate lengths to avoid design issues like overflow or text cut-offs.

Testing the System

Run your system through Make.com to verify everything works smoothly. Ensure the AI outputs are correctly replacing the placeholders in your Google Slides. Adjust text lengths and formatting as needed to achieve a polished final product.

Example Training Data:

First Example: Topic on pricing strategies for graphic designers.
Second Example: Importance of cold emailing.
Current Example: Effectiveness of YouTube marketing.

Finalizing the Workflow

Once satisfied with your AI model and templates, the final step is to fully integrate this into a usable product. Connect it to a Typeform for user inputs, including the lead magnet topic, summary, and email.

Sending the Lead Magnet

After generating your lead magnet, use Make.com to convert the document link and email it back to the prospect.

Conclusion

That's it! You've successfully built an automatic AI lead magnet generator that can scale your sales outreach with compelling, customized content.

Thank you for following along! If you have any questions or want me to build another system, just leave a comment below. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more exciting builds. Catch you in the next video!

Keywords

Automatic lead magnet generator
Make.com
Google Slides templates
OpenAI
AI-generated content
Sales workflow automation

FAQ

Q: What is Make.com? A: Make.com is an integration platform that allows you to automate workflows using various apps and services.

Q: What tools do I need to build this system? A: You'll need access to Make.com, OpenAI's GPT-4 or GPT-4-turbo, Google Slides, and a Typeform account.

Q: How can I ensure the AI generates relevant content? A: Train the AI using specific prompts and examples relevant to the type of content you want to generate.

Q: What do I do if the AI-generated text overflows the template? A: Adjust your template's text boxes and modify the training data to produce shorter content sections.

Q: Can I use other document formats instead of Google Slides? A: Yes, you can use Google Docs or other document tools supported by Make.com, but ensure the integration and variable mapping are set up correctly.

Q: How do I handle multiple templates within the same automation workflow? A: Create multiple templates and use the router function in Make.com to cycle through them randomly or in a round-robin fashion.

Q: What do I do if some variables are missing in the AI-generated output? A: Add explicit instructions in the AI model’s prompt to ensure all necessary variables are always included.