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What kind of Lead Capture pages can you advertise with Adwords?

by svedski
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I just got 2 warnings in a row and I'm on the brink of getting banned from Google Adwords. I need to make sure that the next page I try to promote doesn't even in the slightest bit have a chance of getting me banned.

I'm guessing that regular squeeze pages are a no-no.
But what if I create a squeeze page that is more towards a long article/salesletter, and then have an opt-in box at the bottom of the page asking the readers to put their email to receive something. Is this allowed?

Or, could I have a link at the bottom sending the readers to a traditional squeeze page?
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  • Profile picture of the author dropout
    It would probably be easier if you post a link to one of the offending landing pages, that way we can take a look and tell you what not to do for your next landing page.
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  • Profile picture of the author drewfioravanti
    Do a Google search for Insurance, Credit and Loans. All of the ads will send you to lead capture pages. None of them are squeeze pages. See the difference? If not, keep studying them until you do.
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    • Profile picture of the author svedski
      Originally Posted by drewfioravanti View Post

      Do a Google search for Insurance, Credit and Loans. All of the ads will send you to lead capture pages. None of them are squeeze pages. See the difference? If not, keep studying them until you do.
      Honestly, I don't see the difference between those squeeze pages and a regular squeeze page, except that most of them have links pointing to other pages on their site.

      Is that the key?
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  • Profile picture of the author drewfioravanti
    What is the squeeze page you are trying to send traffic to? You can PM the link if you don't want to post it.
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  • Profile picture of the author CpvTrafficPro
    Just make sure that it has valuable information to the keyword you are targeting. If you are simply through a page up that has a name and email form it will get denied in no time. On the flip side if you have a nice clean page with say 500 preselling whatever your offering with a capture form that would be ok
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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    Originally Posted by stolpioni View Post

    I just got 2 warnings in a row and I'm on the brink of getting banned from Google Adwords. I need to make sure that the next page I try to promote doesn't even in the slightest bit have a chance of getting me banned.

    I'm guessing that regular squeeze pages are a no-no.
    But what if I create a squeeze page that is more towards a long article/salesletter, and then have an opt-in box at the bottom of the page asking the readers to put their email to receive something. Is this allowed?

    Or, could I have a link at the bottom sending the readers to a traditional squeeze page?
    Pretty much to use Adwords you need to have a full built out site optimized for seo with lots of content. Anything less than this or looks related to affiliate offers will likely eventually get you banned.
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