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3. Introduction to Squeeze Pages
Some of you may find yourself asking, “Well, what in the world is a squeeze page, exactly?” Let’s go
ahead and take a look at the definition for it so we know we’re all on the same “page” here.
Squeeze pages are landing pages that are created solely to act as an opt-in for information - primarily
email addresses - for potential subscribers. You can see an
example of a squeeze page below:
Are you starting to see where this is going? Hopefully you
are. But if you aren’t, no worries because I am here to hold
your hand through the whole process and drum a
marketing state of mind into your head until you finally
have the beat. There’ll be no need to thank me until later!
The Importance of Building a List
The biggest and most beneficial thing that a squeeze page can do is to build an e-mail list. Once you
have an e-mail list and thus, a list of subscribers, you can start sending targeted offers and products,
which potentially ends up converting into huge profits for you.
There’s also a vast plethora of other things you could do with an email list as an online marketer; the
choice is really up to you in the end. But just get something straight. Squeezes pages are hands down
the BEST way to get an e-mail list, and if you have a targeted e-mail list then, well, then you’re golden.
Simply golden. Like they say the “MONEY IS IN THE LIST”!
Bigger Is Better!
Now, it goes without saying that the bigger your e-mail list, the better your chances at a solid
conversion. Basically your main goal is to make a squeeze page so well-constructed and well-thought out
that people won’t be able to resist subscribing to your services. Share The Love You don’t just have to
market your own stuff. You can sell other people’s products to your e-mail subscriber list or even help
promote a product that you yourself like. Most likely any product you like has an affiliate program,
which means you earn money referring new customers. There’s nothing wrong with doing favors in this
industry, but if you’re helping someone push something, then definitely make sure that you’re going to
get compensated somehow. It’s only fair!
4. A Strong Foundation
E-mail lists are an integral part of internet business marketing.
Email lists allow mass communication with a host of subscribers and people who are interested in the
particular products or services that the company offers. It is also a very fine way to follow up with past
customers to ensure that they’ll remain your customers. Are you starting to see just how important
squeeze pages are yet?
I certainly hope so! The Sooner You Start, The Better Building your e-mail list has been equated to
starting a retirement account. It’s similar in that, if you don’t get one going soon, at some point you're
likely to be really, REALLY wishing you had just gone ahead and started one when you were younger. If
you’re just getting into the online marketing world now, then do yourself a favor and start building your
list today.
If you start now, down the road you could have a mammoth e-mail list that you can utilize in every
single one of your online marketing campaigns or projects.
The Proof Is In The Pudding!
If you don’t believe that a squeeze page can realistically get people to give you their e-mail and
subscribe, well, look at us! A well designed Squeezed page can certainly increase your e-mail subscribers
75% month-to month thanks to using a well converting squeeze page! There are a lot of tested
numerous homepage designs and consistently, the best performing and highest converting homepage
has been the squeeze page layout.
It CAN be done. The hard part is, you just have to DO it!
While there are certainly a few other layouts to get people to subscribe or submit their e-mail
addresses, a squeeze page is arguably the best possible kind. Why? A squeeze page is one of the easiest
types of websites to set up.
Quite literally, squeeze pages are built and designed to squeeeeeeeeeze whatever information is
needed from the Internet surfer. They are processed through the layout as they are read and are
squeezed into the position with the best odds that they’ll submit to willingly give over their information
or e-mail address.
Starting out building squeeze pages will also give you a strong foundation and base for when you begin
to build more complex landing pages for other offers and projects, pages that will require the Internet
5. surfer to not only give up their information, but more importantly give up something very guarded like
their credit card information for a free trial product or something similar.
But don’t worry about that now as it’s really just your job to begin making the best squeeze pages you
can possibly muster, because like we talked about earlier, you’re going to get cracking on this email/
subscriber list right from the get-go.
It’s bad enough growing old and grey. You don’t want to be growing old and grey and also without an e-
mail or subscriber list. That’s no way to age.
Good Content = Conversion Is King!
If you haven’t already learned it, you soon will.
Conversion is king in the Online Marketing industry and the standard that everything is judged on.
Success is measured by it, comparisons drawn with it and campaigns made or broken depending on how
it is faring.
Whether you’re building a squeeze page, a landing page, or even just that online ice cream store you’ve
always wanted to get running, the bottom line is how to make sure you’re getting as many sign-ups as
possible and as many leads as possible (or as many mint chocolate chip gallons as possible).
One of the biggest ways to make sure what you have is tweaked enough to get the maximum number of
conversions is... to test!
Change the background color, change the picture sizes, change the font, change the submit button. Just
make sure you’re testing each one equally to see which one gives you the highest amount of
conversions.
Less = Better
The less clutter and other eye-candy you have on your page, the easier it is to get an e-mail address.
Everything on the entire page should be focused on the overall page function of an e-mail submit.
A squeeze page with fewer outgoing links will perform better than a squeeze page with external
hyperlinks. Colors, layout, text copy, headers, footers - it’s all very important.
Again, test out several different things and if you’ve been brushing up on your HTML, CSS and PHP, you
might even be comfortable with adding some type of function or supplementary doo-dad into the mix.
Once AGAIN, test anything major that you think might be a positive. Whittle everything down to ONLY
what works, and what you’ll be left with is a squeeze page so fine-tuned and efficient you’ll be hard
pressed not to break out into a smile.
6. Section 2: Your Tasks
1) If you subscribe to any e-mails, try and find the squeeze page that the service/company used to get
you to give away your e-mail address. List these websites and think about why they grabbed your
attention.
2) If the last one didn’t apply to you then make a rough, quick squeeze page and throw it up online. You
can build a squeeze page in less than 5 minutes with Squeeze Theme.
3) Once you have built your squeeze page, get some of your friends to take five minutes of their time
and have them go onto it, pretending that they are really just surfing around on the Internet. Count how
many of them submit their e-mail, then talk to each one and pinpoint what could make your squeeze
page better.
4) Write down how you plan to market to your e-mail list once you builds yourself a sizable one.
The Difference between Squeeze and Landing Pages
The Who, What, When, Where & Why of Landing Pages (Landing Page)
WHO: Affiliates, merchants.
WHAT: A page where customers “land” before being directed to the merchant offer/lead
information page. Unlike a squeeze page, a landing page is basically meant to guide the
customer into the buying process and also helps obtain a higher Google Adwords PPC quality
score than a straight-to-offer campaign.
WHERE: Quite literally all over the Internet, however, any landing page creator worth his mettle
usually registers a hyper-specific domain name to match the purpose of their landing page (e.g.:
www.cashonlinewithaclick.info, .net, or .org).
WHEN: Landing page creation and testing is so in-depth that some people only run traffic to
their Landing Page on certain days and even at certain HOURS that have shown to produce
particularly high conversion percentages.
WHY: Although some online marketers tend to like the “no middleman” approach of “straight-
to-merchant” affiliate offers, pages with a landing page in between often have higher
conversion percentages over the long run than those without.
7. An example of a “landing page” for a Online Radio site.
The Who, What, When, Where & Why of Squeeze Pages
WHO: An increasingly large amount of people, even though a squeeze page could help
everyone develop a potentially strong base of an e-mail/subscriber list that you can in turn
monetize in many different ways several years down the road.
WHAT: Squeeze pages are used/created to “squeeze” information out of a web visitor. The
most popular kind of squeeze pages is the ones that are used to collect e-mail addresses. These
e-mails are then eventually used to send periodic e-mails telling the subscribers about a
product or service and thus, monetizing from those subscribers who purchase the
aforementioned product or service.
WHERE: Like landing pages, squeeze pages are pretty much everywhere and usually have a
custom-titled domain name to match.
WHEN: Since squeeze pages are used primarily to gather e-mail addresses, they are run
throughout the day, every day. As with landing pages, however, some on-the-ball Online
Marketers have found a sweet spot of a time and run ads for their squeeze page heavily during
this time.
WHY: We talked a lot about this earlier, so we won’t go into too much detail again here. The
ways to monetize an email list are limitless and are constrained by just your imagination.
Section 2: Your Tasks
1) Write out how you would build your ideal squeeze page and ideal landing page. What would
you do to your landing page to ensure that the person clicked over to the actual merchant/offer
site? What colors, wording, and imagery would you use to direct the viewers’ attention?
8. 2) Ask yourself, if you were trying to get people to subscribe to your newsletter, which would
be the best page to build: a squeeze page or a landing page?
3) If you were trying to get someone to purchase something that another company was selling,
what would be the best page to build: a squeeze page or a landing page?
Part 3: The Ingredients To Make a Strong, Efficient Squeeze Page
Capture Their Attention From The Get-Go
The headline of a squeeze page can make it or break it. It is the perfect opportunity to make a
strong and positive first impression.
Why should the reader care? Why should they take their time to read through your pitch
instead of going to Google in the hopes of finding a quicker answer?
Studies have been done that show that Tahoma 20pt in red are the best color/font combination
for grabbing readers’ attention.
People like to feel that what they’re doing at any particular moment is IMPORTANT. They want
to feel that they are somehow gaining from the experience or becoming a better person.
Capture their attention, but do it in a big way.
After that, it’s just a means of informing them how they will benefit from what it is that you’re
offering, which leads us directly into our next point…
How Is Your Service Beneficial?
Touching on what we just talked about in the headline section, you’re going to want to talk
about how whatever it is that you’re promoting (newsletter, e-mail opt-in) is going to make the
readers' lives better and benefit them in some way.
People like to think that whatever it is that they’re doing is not a waste of time. For some
people, persuading them this is very easy and doesn’t take much in the way of wit. For others
though, it’s a bit more difficult. A good way of bypassing this often difficult hurdle is to put
yourself in the shoes of the reader. Pretend you’re just stumbling on your squeeze page and
have never seen it before.
9. Pretend you were searching for something similar to the solutions that your e-mail opt-in would
provide.
What would it take for you to be persuaded into giving your e-mail address and signing up for
the service? Lots of facts? Lots of persuasion? A little poking fun at the competition? Identifying
with your reader can certainly go a LONG way in writing content copy, so make sure that you
never stray from that point of view for too long.
Call To Action With Authority
When it comes time to do so, don’t just call to action, but instead call to action with
AUTHORITY! Cause the reader to be overcome with a very strong urge to sign up or else be left
with a feeling like they’d be missing out on something special. Don’t drone on too long
beforehand either, just get right to the point. If you have too MUCH information before the call
to action, you might end up boring the reader too much and turning them off.
Remember, they’re entering in their e-mail address in an opt-in, not signing over their life to a
legally-binding contract. Hit them with the facts and benefits and then BOOM! Call to action.
The call to action is ultimately the “submit” button of the page, so make sure your submit
button uses words which are related to the action the readers’ will be taking.
The Opt-In Form and Why To Call Attention To It The most important thing you can ensure
about the opt-in form is that it’s easy to see, not too long and somewhere in the area of the call
to action. Make sure you don’t try to disguise the opt-in form or make it secretive in any way as
people would become incredibly suspicious of both of these actions.
IT SHOULD STAND OUT AND DRAW ATTENTION!
With arrows and graphics, you can call attention to the opt-in form/ box in a good way. You’ll
also account for the people who’ve decided they just want to sign-up right away. A quick, easy
route to the opt-in box will ensure that you get these easy conversions as well.
10. Say Hello To Your New Little Friend, Auto-responders!
An auto responder email service provider that is going to make your life a HECK of a lot easier.
It will allow you to manage each and every one of your e-mail addresses on your list, mass
email them, keep track of them and more importantly, keep track of how long they’ve been on
your list.
It would also help you unsubscribe anyone who no longer wishes to receive e-mails from you,
which is important since it would help you stay on the up and up where the law is concerned.
And as we all know, that is DEFINITELY a good thing (especially regarding concerns about
“spamming” with e-mail). If you haven’t already selected an email marketing service, make sure
you check out Awebere, Getresponse or check out my site if you’re looking at a zero cost auto-
responder and capture page hosting all in exchange for an advert on your landing page
www.seowebanalyst.com
11. Help To Visualize with Video
Let’s face it, some people are just lazy. They don’t want to read a long drawn out post about
how your email service is going to help improve their life no matter how well and witty that it’s
written. This is where video comes in.
If you can make a video and place it anywhere strategic in your site, not only are you going to
save someone who’s on your squeeze page time, but you’re also going to demonstrate how
signing up for your service a must is for them.
If you do decide to use a video and can keep the amount of text on your squeeze page to a
minimum (just the most important information) than you should be well on your way to a
successful and efficient squeeze page.
Section 3: Your Tasks
1) Head on over to http://www.seowebanalyst.com and have a look around. Note all of the
web marketing features and see for yourself why it would be an invaluable tool if you ever find
yourself with a substantially sized e-mail subscriber list.
2) Go to Google and do some searches for “Call to Action” and “Characteristics of a Strong Call
to Action” to read up more on one of the most important parts about any Online Marketing
Page, squeeze or not.
Part 4: WordPress 101 & How To Enhance Your Conversion Rate
The Who, What, When, Where & Why of WordPress
WHO: WordPress is used by millions of people who aren’t online marketers. Practically
everyone who’s an online marketer worth their mettle has used WordPress in some way, shape
or form.
WHAT: WordPress can be used to create everything from squeeze pages to landing pages to
static redirect pages.
WHERE: You can use the domain.WordPress.com extension for free or buy your own domain to
have your own .com, .net, or .org with a domain install as the content manager. In order to
build squeeze pages with WordPress, we STRONGLY recommend you sign up with a web host,
such as godaddy, that allows you to host the copy of WordPress instead of WordPress.com
hosting it for you. Just remember this: WordPress.org = GOOD, WordPress.com = BAD
12. WHEN: WordPress is literally available right away once you sign up with a qualified web host,
such as godaddy, which offers an automated installation of WordPress. This saves you from
having to fuss with databases, FTP, and coding all together.
WHY: The fact that you can tweak and customize WordPress into practically anything you want
is the biggest plus to using it as a content manager. You can tweak the HTML and CSS or you
can just search for themes to install to change the entire look and layout of your page. This
flexibility and customization delivers big time and ensures that whether you’re making a
squeeze page, a landing page, an informational page or just a made for Adsense page, you can
do it quickly and easily with WordPress.
Enhance Your Squeeze Page Conversion Rates: TEST, TEST, TEST, TEST & TEST SOME MORE!
We talked about it earlier but it’s worth talking about again.
Testing….
In order to get the highest conversion rates possible, you’re going to need to test, test, and test
some more. After that, you’re going to need to test some more. And just when you think that
you might be finally done with testing, you’re going to have to test some more.
Don’t be afraid to change the colors, fonts, wording, media, call to action - everything!
In a way, testing is kind of fun. It’s interesting to see all of the data after you’ve split-tested a
ton of different things to see which works the best. Things like background color, text color,
page layout, amount of pictures, placement of pictures, size of opt-in box, placement of opt-in
box, headline placement, headline text, etc.
If you design it, then it can be tested. The way you test is to create several different web pages
and send an equal amount of traffic to each. Or you can create a script to randomly but evenly
display one of a different array of test pages. As with practically everything else, Google is your
best friend here. There’s a ton of different and stealthy ways to test your split test pages, and
there’s also a ton of different things to test for.
Auto-responders such as Aweber even offers an incredible interface for comparing the opt-in
rate of different web forms. This is available to all subscribers of Aweber.
A squeeze page will perform better than any pop-up or sidebar widget. Just for explanation
follow the below experiment to estimate result!
While a blog sidebar widget can have a .05% opt-in (conversion) rate, the homepage (squeeze
page) had a 20.7% opt-in rate. Now, do you see the benefits of squeeze pages?
13. In the end, you test to see the best possible set-up for conversions. Whatever has the best
conversion percentage, you run with that. And after you begin to test different squeeze and
landing pages, you’ll begin to see some trends in the layout of your page that you’ll begin to
subconsciously automatically build into all of your new and subsequent pages.
Don’t be afraid to test anything. It’s an exciting game to play and there are even more exciting
things that can affect the conversion percentage for your particular page.
Just make sure that you don’t get lazy and neglect to test because you’re sure that it won’t
have much of an effect on conversion rate percentage. This has been the downfall of MANY a
campaign before you and it will be the downfall of MANY a campaign after you. So make sure
that you go ahead and do the right thing!
Section 4: Your Tasks
1) Head over to http://www.wordpress.org and check out what the whole thing is all about.
Consider signing up for a hosting account with a WordPress-friendly web host, such as
Bluehost.
2) Head on over to Google and do some search and research on ‘split-testing’. Make a list of
common things to split-test for to get the best conversion percentage.
Part 5: Traffic Generation For Your Squeeze Pages
Pay Per Click
Pay per click advertising is great to get a high volume amount of traffic to your squeeze page in
a relatively short amount of time.
The only downside? It costs money as you quite literally pay a certain price for every click/hit
that you get to your web page. You can bid different amounts on different keywords, with more
highly searched, buy now-type keywords being realistically more expensive.
The key to pay-per-click advertising is basically to arbitrage the amount you’re spending on the
amount that you’re making in income from the traffic you're sending to your traffic source.
So if you’re spending $100 a day on PPC advertising but you’re making $200 a day from all of
the opt-in signup e-mails you’re sending out, then you’re arbitraging it correctly and are making
money.
14. Banner advertising (which is talked about below) is similar to pay-per- click advertising but is
usually measured in a cost per thousand impressions format rather than a cost per click.
From Your Blog
If you have a heavily trafficked blog, you can either send people from your blog to a separate
squeeze page or even have a mini-squeeze page on the actual blog site itself. Squeeze Theme
offers you the ability to integrate mini-squeeze pages into the blog/ website itself. This is a
relatively easy way to get e-mail opt-ins because if the readers enjoy your blogging, they’ll be
more likely to sign up for a daily or weekly e-mail from you.
However, the downside is that it’s not easy to create a blog quickly that has a steady
readership. It can be done, however, and would come at little to no cost to you.
Notice where John Chow places his opt-in box on his blog.
In Your E-mails
If you have a sizable e-mail list and have a separate topic or offer a squeeze page that you need
to get sign-ups for, you could even advertise the new squeeze page to your already existing e-
mail subscribers. As long as the topic is somewhat similar to what they signed up for before,
they might be very likely to sign up once again if you’ve been providing what you promised
them the first time.
Banner Traffic
Like the pay-per-click traffic that we talked about above, banner traffic is very similar but it is
usually measured in cost-per-1000- impressions. It’s a lot easier to gauge than pay-per-click but
it works best if you have some previous conversion data on the entire topic so you can better
arbitrage the advertising.
As with all types of paid advertising, it’s a bit risky because you're spending money and not
always making as much back.
Search Engine Optimization
Search engine optimization is quite popular in its own circles but not especially useful for
people who need to make money quickly.
It takes a long time to get indexed and climb up the search rankings, but the best part is that
once you do so you’re basically going to get free advertising/traffic for a very long time.
15. It is a lot more complicated/complex than some people think it is, though, and it can take up to
2-3 months to really get indexed enough to the point where it would be worth the time
invested. If you plan on developing a blog/squeeze page with WordPress, make sure you
download and install the Google XML Sitemaps plugin.
This plugin will help your blog/squeeze page get indexed not just by Google, but also Yahoo!,
Bing, and Ask.com (the top search engines).
Section 5: Your Tasks
1) Read up more on each method of traffic the best you can through some Google research.
Pick the one that you think will work best for you and map out a strategy to go about
implementing it with your squeeze page.
2) If you pick pay-per-click, make a list of potential keywords that you would want to send
traffic from of people who were searching Google for those potential keywords.
3) Relax! This guide is almost finished. Pat yourself on the back if you’ve been completing "Your
Tasks" with each passing chapter!
Part 6: The Conclusion (Departing Strategies and Words of Advice) So, we’ve covered a lot of
information so far in this guide. You’ve done well if you’ve read every single section up until
now. If you’ve been seriously doing the “Tasks” section, well, then you deserve some special
type of cookie or something. How about sign in up with me as a seo web analyst? And I give to
you more knowledge to how I drive targeted traffic to my website daily
As this is the last section, we’d like to include any information we feel we didn’t cover up until
this point.
One of the most important things that you should know is that gathering different niche e-mails
could be very important down the road. I know we said that collecting e-mails in general is an
important feature but once you get well-versed and experienced in squeeze page creation and
maintenance, it would be wise of you to start collecting different e-mails in different niches so
that you can gather together a bunch of different offers and have a separate, more-targeted e-
mail list for each and every one of them.
You’ll also be able to use incentive offers such as those that would have, perhaps, a 15%
discount on a product or a free coupon for something, a e-book, free trial etc. If you see a
promising incentive offer then you just check over your e-mail lists, see that you have a list for
that particular niche, whip out an e-mail and Bam! Literally, every single one of those e-mails
has a ridiculously high percentage of converting.
16. If you are looking for offers to promote, we highly recommend you check out the SFI affiliate
network.
Just make sure that you keep an open mind for the entire process.
It's been said before and it will be said again, many affiliates and online marketers dismiss some
offers or campaigns right away because they get a “bad feeling” about it. Keep in mind,
however, that particular offer could be the most successful one you’ve ever run up until that
point.
You just seldom know if a campaign will fail or not on first glance. So try EVERYTHING because
often the campaigns and offers you think wouldn’t work end up converting like crazy.
Also remain open-minded about how you promote your page and how you test your page. Just
because all the other affiliate or online marketers aren’t doing something doesn’t mean that
you shouldn’t.
The vast majority of affiliate/Internet/online marketers go with the grain, so to speak, and only
try or experiment with things that ALL of the other lemming marketers are trying out.
Those of you who think outside the box and try new things are the ones who usually turn out to
be the most successful.
One last departing tip is to always remain hungry for knowledge.
There will never be a point in time where you’ll know EVERYTHING about this topic. It’s
impossible. If you have the strong thirst for knowledge that you have now, starting out as a new
online marketer, then you would do well to keep this perspective and outlook even AFTER
you’ve begun to make money and be successful.
Just because you experience success doesn’t mean that you’ve learned everything that there is
to know. Some of the greatest minds and thinkers our world has ever known never STOPPED
learning. There’s just too much out there on any possible topic to know everything.
Remain hungry, remain thirsty and remain driven. Never stop trying to learn everything that
you can about online marketing and always try out new things to see if they work or will
increase your conversions.
17. If you follow this advice along with the other advice contained in this guide, then you will do
well. Don’t be lazy. Work your tail off. Get up early and go to bed late. Out work any and all of
your competitors. Keep on learning.
Oh, and make sure you do the final "Your Tasks" assignment to wrap up everything together
very nicely.
Section 6: Your Tasks/Final Exam
1) Read through some of the basic overviews of an HTML, PHP and CSS tutorials. Find a few
snippets of code for each and just look through it and study it for a half-hour or so. Note how
the code begins, ends, and flows overall. These are the coding languages that WordPress uses.
2) Research SEO and PPC methods of traffic. Write down how they’re different and how they're
similar.
3) Make a quick squeeze page and throw it up online. Consider using Squeeze Theme to quickly
build your squeeze pages using WordPress. Get some of your friends to take five minutes of
their time and have them go onto it, pretending that they are really just surfing around on the
Internet. Count how many of them submit their e-mail and then talk to each one to pinpoint
what could make your squeeze page better.
4) Ask yourself, if you were trying to get someone to purchase something that another
company was selling, what would be the best page to build: a squeeze page or a landing page?
How would you go about doing it?
5) Head on over to Aweber and have a look around. Note all of the Aweber features and see for
yourself why it would be an invaluable tool if you ever find yourself with a substantially sized e-
mail subscriber list. And if you realize the expense is too costly you can try my own auto-
responder services
6) If you’re savvy to the language, research some different scripts to rotate a bunch of
altered/customized split-test pages randomly upon web traffic arrival.
7) If you pick pay-per-click, make a list of potential keywords that you would want to send
traffic from of people who were searching Google for those potential keywords.
8) Create a list of niches that you want to collect lists of e-mails for. Incentive type niches
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