optimizepress 2 vs leadpages

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Ok so I am just curious to find out what other people think is better here. I have signed up for the 30 days money back with leadpages. I like some of the tracking they have but I feel limited. Unless I am doing something wrong it doesn't seem that I can add arrows, different style boxes etc. It seems to more of this with optimizepress 2.0. Can anyone give me there experience. It would seem to me now optimizepress 2.0 has more things you can do with customization? I know the license is $297 for unlimited which is to much money for me now but $97 dollars for 3 sites could be perfect for just starting out since I am new no the IM world. I don't plan on making more than 3 webpages before I knew what I was fully doing anyway. Does anyone else feel restricted when using leadpages or am I missing something.
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  • Profile picture of the author GrindingHard
    So all those fancy looking arrows and stuff is dead when it comes to squeeze pages these days? It seems like I can't add objects etc to the leadpages. But then again are just those basic looking pages no flashy arrows etc pages the best converting ones these days?
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  • Profile picture of the author VASEO1
    I have been using optimize press from last years and it is good till now and i need to check our leadpages also to say which is best
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  • Profile picture of the author NetJunkie913
    I'm buying OptimizePress in a few days. That one time payment of $97 sealed the deal for me.
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  • Profile picture of the author masterjani
    as far as i used, optimizepress is good and given flexibility
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  • Profile picture of the author Colin Palfrey
    I've got already Optimizepress and Lead Pages, but I've just switched over to Lead Octopus. It's way better than both of them for optin pages, but doesn't do sales pages.

    For sales pages you want Optimizepress.
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  • Profile picture of the author GrindingHard
    Yea but what I am really wondering about is can you do more with optimized press than leadpages it just looks like you can customize the pages for optimized press more
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  • Profile picture of the author geotargeted
    You can do anything you want with optimize press 2. But it is not as EASY as using lead pages. That being said, I would NEVER use lead pages for anything.
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  • Profile picture of the author Garcysher
    you probably need to get both in the long run if you are serious about your business. OP has more options and customization...leadpages have stacks of proven well tested pages ready to go. If it's good enough for Frank Kern, it's good enough for me.
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