Squeeze Page

by RyanT

Posted: 14 years ago 6 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Is there a way to make a squeeze page to gather email info without paying for the software?
Also I was hoping to do it in a way I don't have to have my own domain or hosting account, I'd like to get both eventually but right now is not the best time for me.
Can anyone shed some light on the situation for me?

#page #squeeze

NateDesmond 14 years ago
Originally Posted by RyanT

Can anyone shed some light on the situation for me?

Free Option

You probably could get a free squeeze page by combining a Blogspot website with Mail Chimp.

My Recommendation

However, I would highly recommend making the investment to get a high quality website.

My (Low) Costs

Starting your own website does not necessarily have to cost that much.

For instance, my total costs for my 7+ websites are:
- $10/year for domain (sometimes only $8.80)
- about $5/month for unlimited hosting (with BlueHost)
- about $20/month for email list (Aweber)
Advantages

I would highly recommend making the investment as soon as possible because it will:
- Help your SEO
- Build your reputation
- Give you more freedom in design
- And much more.
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- RyanT 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by NateDesmond
  
  Free Option
  
  You probably could get a free squeeze page by combining a Blogspot website with Mail Chimp.
  
  My Recommendation
  
  However, I would highly recommend making the investment to get a high quality website.
  
  My (Low) Costs
  
  Starting your own website does not necessarily have to cost that much.
  
  For instance, my total costs for my 7+ websites are:
  
  $10/year for domain (sometimes only $8.80)
  
  about $5/month for unlimited hosting (with BlueHost)
  
  about $20/month for email list (Aweber)
  
  Advantages
  
  I would highly recommend making the investment as soon as possible because it will:
  
  Help your SEO
  
  Build your reputation
  
  Give you more freedom in design
  
  And much more.
  
  Hope this helps!
  
  Cool man thanks alot! I've signed up but how do I connect the two for a squeeze page/autoresponder?
  
  Thanks
  
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ChrisJamesG 14 years ago

Agreed.

Especially if you're going to pay for traffic. Your own domain and a service like Aweber will look more professional, increase conversions, and therefore actually cost you less per subscriber (if that makes sense).
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Istvan Horvath 14 years ago

You don't really "connect" them.

You take the optin form's code provided by your autoresponder and you put it in the html of your site. That's it.

In the case of a blogger blog you will need to edit the template, I assume - and place it somewhere in the sidebar.
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SmartEntrepreneur 14 years ago

Another website to check out is weebly.com. You can get a free website, and hosting.

When you get more money, you can get a domain for it,etc.

Aweber is $19.00 per month. At some point, that is probably the best choice for a budget.

If nothing else, figure out something to sell on your site temporarily to finance your growth. Clickbank and PLR products are perfect for the early monetization.
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Istvan Horvath 14 years ago

Wouldn't you guys hate if people don't read the posts in your own thread and posts irrelevant garbage???

The OP was asking for a FREE (as on $0) solutions and a useful answer has been given in the first reply by NateDesmond.

I love when people are giving alternative solutions and more options in their replies but I hate to spend my time on irrelevant replies that clearly show people do NOT read the whole thread.

Do us a favour and read the whole thread before you reply!
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