Some metrics to measure the success of a sales funnel include conversion rates at each stage of the funnel, customer acquisition cost, customer lifetime value, churn rate, and sales cycle length. It's also important to track the number of new leads entering the funnel and the number of leads that become customers.

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Gusten Sun, founder and CEO of Freedom Funnels, explained the sales funnel to Entrepreneur saying: "To give you a practical example... let's say you're a movie buff, but you want to stop spending so much money at the theaters. You do a quick Google search and find an online movie streaming service that offers a free 30-day trial. You sign up, watch movies for free for a month and afterward they ask you if you want to continue watching unlimited movies from the comfort of your home. You say yes and pay. That's an example of a successful funnel, and that's the concept of providing value first in order to build relationships and turn browsers into customers…Oh, and you may have guessed: That's the sales funnel of Netflix."

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A sales funnel can help in reducing customer acquisition costs by effectively guiding potential customers through a process that starts with awareness and interest, and ends with a purchase. This process is designed to provide value first, build relationships, and then convert browsers into customers. By doing so, it increases the chances of conversion and reduces the amount of resources spent on acquiring each customer.

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