What is a squeeze page and what are its advantages?

21 May 13 8:29 am

A 'squeeze page' is a Landing Page that's designed to get a first name and email address from the visitor.

By offering something as (how Mark Ling puts it) an 'ethical bribe', normally a digital product like a report or a download.

All so that you can convert the subscriber into a buyer later on through e-mail marketing and other ways.

Here's one: (Tempting isn't it?)
http://get.unbounce.com/conversion-cent ... ign-guide/

Another one:
https://www.affilorama.com/premium-report

Some more examples here:
http://unbounce.com/content-marketing/c ... eeze-page/

Hope this helps.

21 May 13 9:36 am

Hello Kallay,

kallayprasanth05 wrote:1. Would people be ready to give their email addresses?

Well if the offer is good enough they will be happy to give a name e-mail to get it. Look at that e-book by Unbounce it's 68 pages of free quality content filled with examples, images etc. I got my copy right away.

kallayprasanth05 wrote:2. Are squeeze pages accompanied by the 'opt-out' option?

Do you mean can visitors pass on opting in? Well yeah they can 'opt-out' by closing the window or clicking the back button, but they can opt out of any of your pages by doing that right? So yes.

kallayprasanth05 wrote:3. Are there templates for squeeze pages available at the template store?
Thanks in advance.

I'm pretty sure you can find them, find the top template stores and search for squeeze pages. Also many WP themes have options built in them that let you choose what the page will look like and so you can create your own if the theme allows.

21 May 13 6:54 pm

Using squeeze pages was one of the best moves I made with my business.

Generating traffic to a website is hard work, right? Then think of this number: 70-90% of all website visitors NEVER return to your website. This right here is why squeeze pages are critical for many businesses.

I made a change with mine and started sending traffic to squeeze pages instead of my core websites. It was the best move I ever made. Why? Because I started capturing the contact list of people who were interested in my products and services. I built a marketing list of potential customers and had the means (Automated emails) to contact them and bring them back to my site, promote new offers, and simply engage the potential customer.

This is a lot better than "hoping the website visitor returns".

So learn how to setup squeeze pages, how to use them, and they will pay off for your business.

Not just with short terms sales. But the building of the marketing list is a valuable asset for your business. Right now, its my most valuable asset.

Take the steps necessary to build your marketing list. You'll see an excellent ROI for both your time & money.

To learn more get the free squeeze page guide at BestSqueezePages.com. You can see the guide here: http://bestsqueezepages.com/Squeeze-Page-Pricing.html

This is an excellent starting point to learn more about squeeze pages.

23 May 13 10:17 am

Aletta's right (and quick to plug :) ) that both Affiloblueprint and Affilojetpack includes the Affilotheme Wordpress theme. However, the new version, Affilotheme 4 which includes the squeeze page generator, is included only in the Affiloblueprint 3 package at this time.

Hope that helps. Have a good day!

01 Dec 15 7:09 am

A squeeze page is a type of landing page in Web design, where the overall goal is to obtain opt-in information, such as an email address, from users. This type of page is often included in a greater Web design strategy for a site.
Squeeze pages are designed to obtain a reader's name and e-mail address information by encouraging users to opt-in to an email list to receive more information about the topic. Marketers will collect the permission-based email and information to follow up at a later date.
Here are the advantages of squeeze page:
• You are keeping with the race
• Profile of your target market
• Other pertinent information of your market
• More marketing strategies
• People will know more about your products/services
• Promoting the benefits
• Testimonials
• Get into action
• This comes for free