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Lead magnets in Lead gen agencies

Week 34, 2026. Measured on September 7, 2026 from public LinkedIn posts.

The week in numbers

8
Magnet posts
out of 24 posts read
269
People who commented
one reachable lead per commenter
15
Median comments
per magnet post
196
Top posts
comments at the 90th percentile
33%
Share that gate a resource
of every post we read
8
Creators
wrote those posts

Against Week 33, 2026: +8 magnet posts, +269 commenters.

What works in Lead gen agencies this week

This week did not produce enough posts to draw a conclusion. The counts below are real, the differences between them are not big enough to call.

The breakdown

Magnets is how many posts in that row gated a resource. Median comments is the middle one of them, so a single viral post cannot carry the row, and per 1,000 followers is the same median taken after dividing each post by its author's reach. A row with too few posts to hold a median says so, and the two medians say it separately: not every post we read came with a follower count.

How the post is built

FormatMagnetsMedian comments
Image4Too few to call
Text only3Too few to call

How long the post runs

LengthMagnetsMedian comments
Medium, 600 to 1,5004Too few to call
Long, over 1,5002Too few to call
Short, under 600 characters1Too few to call

The day it went out

DayMagnetsMedian comments
Monday3Too few to call
Tuesday2Too few to call
Wednesday2Too few to call

Where the ask is written

AskMagnetsMedian comments
The ask is in the image, or not written at all4Too few to call
The ask is written in the post3Too few to call
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