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Turn one category's measured data into a weekly lead magnet: a branded paginated report that posts natively as a LinkedIn document, an Instagram carousel or a PDF. Creator-agnostic. First use interviews you about the category you sell into, the shape of magnet you want, your data source and your brand, then saves a config to a local workspace. The flagship shape is the INDUSTRY ANSWER REPORT: pick a category, measure which brands AI engines actually name when buyers ask, and publish who wins, who wins nothing, and which pages get cited. Other shapes supported: the benchmark report, the teardown pack, the prompt sheet and the open-questions list. Includes the measurement law (seed exclusion, share of voice, concentration split, segment classification), the locked page design, the comment-gate mechanics, and a self-checking build that refuses to ship an overflowing page. Use when the user says 'make a lead magnet', 'weekly lead magnet', 'gated content', 'build a report', 'industry report', 'category report', 'A
alexdailycheckin/yapcut · ★ 3 · Data & Documents · score 66
Install: claude install-skill alexdailycheckin/yapcut
# Lead Magnet Report A lead magnet fails for one of two reasons: nobody wants it, or wanting it costs them a click. This skill fixes both. It builds a **finished piece of measured research about the reader's own category**, laid out as a paginated 4:5 document that posts natively, so the value lands in the feed and the only thing behind a gate is the raw sheet. Creator-agnostic. It assumes no industry, no brand, no colour and no data vendor. ## Why this shape and not an ebook Numbers worth designing around, all current as of 2026: - **Gated ebooks convert under 1%.** Audits, benchmarks and category data convert 5 to 15% and produce better-qualified leads, because the friction *is* the qualification. - **One external link in a LinkedIn post cuts median reach by roughly 19%**, and the link-in-first-comment workaround is now detected and suppressed. A magnet that lives behind a link pays a reach tax before anyone sees it. - **Comment-gated posts hold engagement and lift comment volume** (median 17 comments against 11 for a straight sales post), because a comment is the price of the file. - **Document posts out-engage text posts** and hold dwell far longer, which is why the deliverable here is a document and not an image. So: the document is complete and free in-feed, and the gate sits on the one artefact that genuinely needs a file, usually the full data sheet. Never gate the finding itself. ## The workspace All mutable data lives **outside the skill folder**,