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What is Gated Content?

TL;DR

Content hidden behind a form requiring contact information to access, opposite of freely available content. Gate your best content (Lead Magnets) to generate leads, but don't gate everything or you'll hurt Search Engine Optimization. The content must be valuable enough to warrant giving up an email address.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Gated Content

What content should I gate vs. leave open?

Gate high-value tools, templates, and resources that solve specific problems. Leave open educational content that builds awareness and trust. Blog posts should be open (for SEO). Calculators, detailed guides, and exclusive research can be gated.

Does gated content hurt my SEO?

Yes, if you gate too much. Search engines can't index content behind forms. Balance is key: use open content for SEO and discovery, gated content for lead generation. Don't hide all your best content, some must be findable.

How much information should I ask for on gated content forms?

The minimum necessary. Every additional field reduces conversions. For low-commitment downloads, email only. For high-value content or sales-ready leads, you can ask for more (name, phone, company). Match form length to content value.

Is gating content worth the tradeoff?

If done strategically, yes. Gated content builds an email list you control (unlike social followers). You can nurture leads over time. But gate the wrong content and you'll just frustrate potential customers while gaining low-quality leads.

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