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Building Newsletter subscribers

by Damica
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I'm new to this so sorry if I sound stupid.

I have an eCommerce that sells apparel, now I have ran several 7search campaigns where the ad offers a $2.00 off coupon code for signing up to our newsletter. Here is the landing page(squeeze-Page) Mailing List

I've had pretty good luck with this so far, example: .05 click - 1000 clicks - $50.00 total spend I will get anywhere from 25 - 50 signups.

I'am just wondering if there is any place that I might do better?

Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Benung
    In my opinion its better for you not to have the spam comment in your opt in because you just give them the idea of that possibility. If you have a Private Policy I think it will suffice... Next thing if you can remove the name in the opt in box is much better because a lot of people are getting lazy nowadays.

    Hope this helps...
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    • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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      Originally Posted by Benung View Post

      In my opinion its better for you not to have the spam comment in your opt in because you just give them the idea of that possibility.
      I've seen everything, now.

      All over the forum, people are asking for feedback about their squeeze pages. And in all of those threads, experienced email marketers are (rightly) pointing out that it's a huge mistake not to have some kind of "no-spam, no selling-your-email-address" reassurance, because having that significantly increases the opt-in rate. Here's someone who's got it right, and already done exactly that, and you're seriously telling him to take it away?! Sorry to sound so criticial , but for heaven's sake, Benung, please split-test this for yourself before giving out such advice: if you do, you'll never again suggest that anyone should do that.

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