Lead Capture Setup
- 5 days ago
- 2 min read
Updated: 4 days ago
Make it easy for the right clients to find - and contact - you.
Most businesses don’t have a visibility problem. They have a capture problem.
People visit the website. They click around. They’re interested.
Then they leave without taking action.
This lesson helps you set up a simple, clean lead capture system so interested people know exactly how to reach you - and you don’t miss opportunities.
No complicated funnels. No tech overwhelm. Just a clear foundation.
By the end, you’ll have:
A clear primary contact point for inquiries
A simple lead form set up correctly
Clear calls-to-action on your site
A place for interested clients to go next
Once leads are coming in consistently, the rest of your system can grow around it.
Step 1: Choose Your Primary Contact Method
Every business needs one clear next step.
Choose ONE main way for people to contact you:
Contact form
Inquiry form
Booking link
Email signup
Too many options = no action.
Most service businesses should start with a simple inquiry form.
Step 2: Create a Simple Lead Form
Keep this minimal. You don’t need a long questionnaire yet.
Start with:
Name
Email
Business name (optional)
What they’re looking for
Message field
That’s enough to start conversations.
You can always add more later.
Step 3: Place Your Form Where People Expect It
Your form should live in obvious places:
Contact page
Website footer
Services page
Link in bio
CTA buttons
If someone is ready to reach out, they shouldn’t have to search.
Step 4: Add Clear Calls-to-Action
Tell people what to do next.
Examples:
Inquire
Book a call
Start here
Get in touch
Work with us
Avoid vague language like: “Learn more”
Clarity increases conversions.
Step 5: Connect the Form to Your Email
Make sure submissions go somewhere.
Test this by:
filling out the form yourself
confirming you receive it
checking spam folders
If you don’t see submissions, neither will your leads.
Step 6: Create a Simple Confirmation Message
After someone submits a form, they should see:
confirmation text
expected response time
next steps
Example:
“Thanks for reaching out. We’ll review your message and be in touch within 1–2 business days.”
This builds trust immediately.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Too many forms
Too many CTAs
Long questionnaires
No confirmation message
Broken email notifications
Simple and clear works best.
You now have a basic lead capture system in place.
This is where every client relationship begins.
Inside our full library, we show you how to build what comes next:
booking flows
CRM organization
automations
onboarding systems
nurture emails
Capturing leads is step one. Building a system around them is where growth happens.
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Booking flow setup
CRM basics
Simple automations
Client onboarding systems
Email nurture sequences
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