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Many Squeeze Pages One List?

by Jerryl
8 replies
Hi,

Just a quick question.

I'm using Aweber, and I have a general make-money-online list.

I want to have several squeeze pages all taking people to that list.

For instance:

Squeeze one...list building info
Squeeze two...product creation info
Squeeze three...blogging info

Is this doable? Or can you have only one squeeze per list?

I realize that the smaller lists would be more targeted, but I think most anybody in this niche is interested in all the aspects of making money online.

Any thoughts from the more experienced will be appreciated
#list #pages #squeeze
  • Profile picture of the author officer_iron
    I find no problem in sending more than one squeeze page to the same list, especially when starting out.
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  • Profile picture of the author davepick
    You can set up a micro-list for each squeeze page (which you have done) and then use the automation setting (My Lists/Automation) to automatically subscribe each new list member to your main money list as well.

    To do this, make sure that you are in your main list and then add a new action "Subscribe to list 'your main list' when lead subscribes to 'your micro list'

    HTH

    Dave....
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  • Profile picture of the author E. Brian Rose
    You can do it either way: a) use the same opt-in form on all of the squeeze pages, so they all get added to the same list or b) set up a new list for each squeeze page.

    I would suggest that you set up a new list for each squeeze page. That would allow you to know better where your subscribers are coming from, which will allow you to better target your message. Also, it will help you decipher which pages are converting best.
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  • Profile picture of the author WebPen
    Sure- I've been doing this when I try different squeeze pages, put a different form on each one.

    Then look at your Aweber stats, find out which one converts the best, and just use that one :-)

    In other words, test!

    Also, you might want to build a different list for each niche (i realize these are kinda sub-niches of the IM niche, but still).

    People into blogging may not care to hear about how to create a product, for example.
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  • Profile picture of the author JHC81
    It's better to have one list per sales page. This way later on you can target your subscribers more and like the last comment said not everyone would want to hear about product creation or anything like that.
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    • Profile picture of the author marcuslim
      You could have multiple squeeze pages to one list if you wish to split test the squeeze pages. Then you just have to add a tracking code to the form so you can identify where the subscribers come from so you know which squeeze pages have a higher opt-in rate.
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      Silver Bullet Publishing

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