“Why Your Funnel Feels Like a Maze (and How to Fix It)”

If your funnel feels like a maze, your audience is getting lost—and lost people don’t buy. Every unnecessary step, every unclear message, every overcomplicated page is a chance for someone to bounce.

Think of your funnel as a guided tour. The goal isn’t to trap visitors; it’s to lead them smoothly to your offer.

Here’s what’s tripping you up:

• Too many steps. Each extra click costs conversions. Cut it down.

• Unclear value. Your freebie, product, or service should scream, “This is for YOU.”

• Weak follow-up. If your emails feel generic, people tune out fast.

To fix it, start by walking through your funnel as if you’re the customer. Would you stick around?

Then, rewrite your call-to-actions to be direct and emotional. Swap “Learn more” for “Get the exact system I use to make $5K months.”

Finally, automate your nurture sequence. Use email tools like ConvertKit or Flodesk to send warm, personality-filled follow-ups that build trust.

Your funnel should feel like a conversation, not a sales trap. When people feel guided—not sold to—they convert faster and stay longer.