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Squeeze Page The Eye  Capturing Tool to Earn  More  Online Money

Let’s get into the very important squeeze page. I’m sure you are familiar with internet marketing related squeeze pages, they generally all look the same, and that’s not a good thing. Internet marketers tend to copy one another quite regularly. They see a page which they think is working well, then they copy it, then someone else does the same thing. Before you know it, that page is no longer converting well anymore because too many people are promoting the same page, everyone is seeing the same pages over and over again.

When creating your squeeze page, make it as unique as you can.The more it’s different from other pages and the more it stands out, the better it will convert for you.

When creating a squeeze page I have found that very simple pages work the best, pages which have a big headline, a short subheadline, and the opt-in form, nothing much else on the page.

Keeping it simple and to the point helps to boost conversion rates. You will also want to only have an email address field for visitors to fill in. By default most opt-in forms have a name and email field, but requiring a name only lowers conversion rates. That’s not to say that you can’t use the name field, but just be aware that your conversions will be lower with it.

So what is a good conversion rate for a squeeze page? The higher you can have it, the better it is. But overall, I aim for at least 40% conversions. That means that if I had 100 visitors to the squeeze page, 40 of them will subscribe to my list. I’ve had higher than that, over 50%, but I start out aiming for 40%. Then I keep testing and tweaking the page until I get the highest conversions that I can.

To create a squeeze page (or any of the other pages as well), you can use a variety of programs to help you do it. If you are comfortable creating a web page from scratch, then by all means do that. But if you are not familiar with how to do that then I would suggest using a combination of WordPress and OptimizePress. WordPress in general helps to create web pages very quickly, but it is limited in how much you can easily customize a page.

OptimizePress is a plug-in for WordPress which makes creating squeeze pages and offer pages very easy. It allows you to quickly create and then edit pages at any time, you can easily add-in your autoresponder form code into a page.