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squeeze page

by hatim3496
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hello
please i have a simple bad question

why does a lot of good marketers recommend making a squeeze page in some email submit or gaming offer and then go to the offer as thank you page ?
is it not strange for you as client or target to fill your email 2 times ? ( squeeze page and then move to advitiser form)
#page #squeeze
  • Profile picture of the author michael rozy
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  • Profile picture of the author Carlos Stratton
    That's wrong to redirect a visitor to an affiliate offer after email submit.
    First you should present what you promised. and then you can offer something like an exciting thing on your thank-you or download page with a link.

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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    I wouldn't bother with email submits if you're doing a zip/email submit, it's more or less to build a less and then use that list to constantly market to them
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  • Profile picture of the author Dcc44
    Approaching emial marketing like that is not the best practice. A good email marketer should seek the email first and then get the sale in the back end with follow ups with the email gathered. As a marketer we should make things as easy and simple as possible. People by nature are lazy and having them opt in twice may lower the second opt in rate. First they should use a squeeze page to get the customers email and followed by something in exchange that gives them value. Most people will not buy when first exposed to your offer. Thinking long term and cost value per customer is a better approach to scaling up and creating a profitable business. But its won't hurt to experiment, if you do use that approach definitely split test. But in general an exchange for someones email you should be something of value to them.
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  • Profile picture of the author cashcowonline
    Once you've capture the e-mail, there 's nothing wrong in pitching PPL offers (as additional gifts) on the Thank you Page and Download Page. As it is you've already captured the lead and delivered what's promised on the Squeeze Page.
    So I feel it's okay doing that but then I'll suggest split test your strategy and always tweak it to fine tune your game plan to generate the best result.
    Always stick with what's working for you - thats just my two cents.
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