A sales funnel is not complicated. It’s simply the path someone takes from:

“I’m curious” → “I’m ready to buy”

It’s a path you need to build, grow, and scale any business.

Audrey Stewart | Fractional CMO | Fort Worth, Texas


Let’s start with the hard news: Why most funnels fail.

Funnels fail when:

  • They try to do too much

  • They skip trust-building

  • They don’t give clear next steps

Most businesses either:

  • Ask for the sale too soon

  • Or never ask at all


What a simple sales funnel looks like:

A working funnel has three parts:

  1. Attract – helpful content

  2. Build trust – email or video

  3. Invite action – clear offer

That’s it.

Simple funnel example:

  • Blog post or social content

  • Free guide or checklist

  • Short email sequence

  • Clear service offer

Funnels don’t need to be fancy. They need to be clear and consistent.

What to do next:

If funnels feel overwhelming, start small.

Download the Sales Funnel Starter Guide to see what you actually need.

If you want help building one, a Done-With-You Funnel keeps it simple and effective.

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