Jace Inglis

founder of Lure OS - the system that turns your content into booked calls and paying clients.

[Jace Inglis @jaceinglis]

@TheOvermanEthos Authenticity definitely trumps AI for building real connections. The human touch in replies creates trust that generic responses never can. Real conversations lead to real clients.

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@theroborourke This is spot on. The content determines everything downstream. It's not just about attracting eyeballs - it's about attracting the RIGHT eyeballs who actually have budget and urgency.

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Your engagement is a lie detector for your conversion skills.

Getting 1K likes but 0 clients? Your content isn't the problem.

Your follow-up is.

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@KokoroHub Love this transformation story. The shift from 'posting wrong things' to systematic success is everything. Most people quit in those first 60 days when they should be optimizing their conversion process instead.

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@TheOvermanEthos 200-300 quality followers monthly leading to 2-3 calls weekly is the sweet spot. Most people nail the follower growth but struggle with the systematic 'warm prospect' identification and nurturing piece.

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@heyizmadz Exactly. The difference between trying once and systematic iteration is everything. Most people give up on strategies before they've optimized the execution process.

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@MaximilianJSW 100% The real challenge isn't finding your niche - it's systematizing how you convert that audience once you've found it.

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@Hadywu93 This is such a critical distinction most business owners miss. Same principle applies to social media - every DM and comment is either generating revenue or just costing you time and attention. Most don't realize which category they're in.

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@BasseyElkanah Great question. After making money, most successful coaches focus on systems - turning their expertise into predictable processes rather than just trading time for dollars. What's your biggest bottleneck right now in scaling your coaching impact?

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@paula_bearr Love seeing you help others in the marketing space! That's such a valuable network to build. Are you finding most content creators with high view counts struggle more with the creative side or the conversion/client acquisition side?

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@7FigureFaith Totally get this. The hardest part isn't knowing you need systems - it's finding time to build them when you're already drowning in current leads. Most coaches I know wait until they're at breaking point, then try to build the plane while flying it.

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@borekbruh You mentioned spending 2 hours a day replying to viral posts.

I’m curious what makes you see intentionally replying to relevant creators you went out of your way to find that weren’t in your for you page as low leverage?

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@borekbruh What makes you say that?

[Jace Inglis @jaceinglis]

Quick audit: Look at your last 5 posts.

For each person who commented or DM'd:
• Do you know their business model?
• Have you identified their main pain point?
• Did you move the conversation toward value?

Most people: No, no, no.

That's your opportunity.

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@Hadywu93 Totally agree - but here's what I see happening: SDRs are finding great leads, but they're dying in handoff. The AE gets a 'qualified' lead with zero context about what actually hooked them. Most 'qualified opportunities' go cold because the story gets lost between teams.

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@iksly2 This is spot on, Kemi. Most freelancers obsess over getting new clients but totally ignore the goldmine sitting in their completed projects. That follow-up message was probably worth more than any marketing effort you could've made that week.

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Before you reply to that warm DM, ask yourself:

• What content did they engage with?
• What problem were they signaling?
• Where are they in their buying journey?
• What outcome do they actually want?

Context beats clever copy every time.

[Jace Inglis @jaceinglis]

Hunger makes you stupid.
Systems fix that.

[Madz @heyizmadz]

When you're starving, trash looks like a meal.

- that's why you take bad leads
- why you accept less than you're worth

But when you feed yourself with good funnels and content, you get to choose.

Not out of desperation.

Out of control.

[Jace Inglis @jaceinglis]

Quick question for founders:

How many people liked your last post?

Now how many of them do you actually know by name?

If there's a big gap between those numbers, you're sitting on a goldmine of potential clients you know nothing about.