What do you think of this style of SQUEEZE page? (Pic) : 50% Conversions

13 years ago

I like it. Very personal. No wonder it's converting so good!

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Shaun OReilly

13 years ago

It doesn't matter what I think about your squeeze page.

It only matters what your visitors think about your
squeeze page.

You need to split-test your version against one of the
more traditional style squeeze pages to know which
version gets you the highest opt-in conversion rate.

That way, you'll know if your current rate of 50% is
good or if it could be better.

Obviously, split-test in real time with the same traffic
sources.

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ViperChill

13 years ago

Originally Posted by MagicAce

I like it. Very personal. No wonder it's converting so good!

Thanks. I appreciate that

Originally Posted by Shaun OReilly

It doesn't matter what I think about your squeeze page.

It only matters what your visitors think about your
squeeze page.

You need to split-test your version against one of the
more traditional style squeeze pages to know which
version gets you the highest opt-in conversion rate.

Obviously, split-test in real time with the same traffic
sources.

Dedicated to mutual success,

Shaun

True. Though, with very traditional pages, I feel very dirty about them. ON product sales pages, I even apologise in the text for having to use the "red headings and highlighter." I just don't relate to it at all, or feel good about doing it.

Thanks for the reply

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ViperChill

13 years ago

Originally Posted by pennystockpromo

That may be the case, but as a marketer it's your job to be as effective as possible. So like someone else mentioned, it would likely be in your best interest to split test against a more-traditional squeeze page.

I disagree, but even if I didn't, then it's a stupid strategy. I could do more to literally SQUEEZE the email's out of people, but is it worth it to the brand that I have built up. Is it worth it to the followers of the brand that anyone has built up?

It's not worth annoying an audience you've worked hard to grow, just for the sake of a few more dollars or email addresses.

I would happily tweak variations of this design, but flashing arrows and red headings won't be found here.

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JohnMcCabe

13 years ago

Viper, I like it a lot. I may end up testing something that models it...

One variable you may want to test is the wording of your privacy blurb. "We hate spam..." seems to introduce an idea that may not have been there. I know I want people to trust me, but I don't want the last image in their head as they push the submit button to be a canned pork product

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ViperChill

13 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe

Viper, I like it a lot. I may end up testing something that models it...

One variable you may want to test is the wording of your privacy blurb. "We hate spam..." seems to introduce an idea that may not have been there. I know I want people to trust me, but I don't want the last image in their head as they push the submit button to be a canned pork product

Thanks John!

Not really sure what you mean about the canned pork. How would you reword it?

Have a great day

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Stay Hungry

13 years ago

Originally Posted by ViperChill

Thanks. I appreciate that

True. Though, with very traditional pages, I feel very dirty about them. ON product sales pages, I even apologise in the text for having to use the "red headings and highlighter." I just don't relate to it at all, or feel good about doing it.

Thanks for the reply

Being relatively new to "traditional" squeeze pages I have avoided using them for my own projects all together.

I am a designer in my non-newbie world and the "red headings and highlighter" copy has made absolutely no sense to me. Thanks for opening my eyes to some beautiful variation here!

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singhavn

13 years ago

Can you show us the landing page.

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ViperChill 13 years ago

Originally Posted by singhavn

Can you show us the landing page.

It's in the first post

Edit: Glad you can see it now
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singhavn

13 years ago

Sorry Now I can see.......Earlier the pic was not appearing.

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ViperChill

13 years ago

Originally Posted by LD Carter

I like that....
Who designed it?

I found this on a free template site:

Then did the customisations myself

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oneplusone 13 years ago

Originally Posted by ViperChill

I found this on a free template site:

Then did the customisations myself

What is the web address of the free template site please?

The image isn't showing.
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Daniel Deegan

13 years ago

Cool page, I actually read somewhere about using the personalization aspect on the form filling boxes to increase conversions. I'm not sure if it was an article or a report on landing pages. I'll see if I can dig it up for my fellow warriors who might be interested in the model.

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ViperChill

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Daniel Deegan

Cool page, I actually read somewhere about using the personalization aspect on the form filling boxes to increase conversions. I'm not sure if it was an article or a report on landing pages. I'll see if I can dig it up for my fellow warriors who might be interested in the model.

I think this is what you were referring to:

LukeW | "Mad Libs" Style Form Increases Conversion 25-40%

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Daniel Deegan 13 years ago

Mucho thanks VC, that is the article I was thinking off.

Originally Posted by ViperChill

I think this is what you were referring to:

LukeW | "Mad Libs" Style Form Increases Conversion 25-40%
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Derek S 13 years ago

Originally Posted by ViperChill

I think this is what you were referring to:

LukeW | "Mad Libs" Style Form Increases Conversion 25-40%

Wow this is a bit of genius and a very big "why didn't I think of that". I'm not sure about you but I have been programmed to "fill in the blanks" ever since grade school and this method personally makes it feel fun instead of just a chore.

What would really make this interesting is if I used the same method on an ORDER FORM!! and test it to see if it helps reduce abandonment rate (my new split testing hobby!)

"Yes Derek, Please send this complete package right to my doorstep at ___________ located in _________,__________ my one and only postal code is ________...."

could be very powerful if done right!
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Zeus66

13 years ago

Traffic source is a big part of the conversion rate (not just yours... everyone's). You won't really know unless you test by sending other kinds of traffic to your page. Unless you think you can grow your list just using the social traffic you've been sending, you might try article marketing, video marketing, forum marketing, and even PPC if you have a back-end offer or upsell that will pay your costs.

John

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timgordon

13 years ago

50% conversion is good!

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Zeus66 13 years ago

Originally Posted by timgordon

50% conversion is good!

Is it, though? If I sent my list a glowing recommendation and told them they'd be fools not to sign up at such-and-such's squeeze page, I'd consider 50% conversions on that traffic poor. Very poor, actually. See what I mean?

On the flip side, if your squeeze page traffic is coming from a "cold" source, where there has been no pre-selling or recommendation from a trusted source, 50% is an awesome conversion rate.

John
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Trent Brownrigg

13 years ago

I love it. One of the better squeeze pages I have seen in a long time.

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ViperChill 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Trent Brownrigg

I love it. One of the better squeeze pages I have seen in a long time.

Remember me, Trent?
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Trent Brownrigg

13 years ago

Btw, on the far right side of the screen it says, "Get Profita" then on the far left side it says, "tly to You,"

It's parts of the sentence you have in the center repeated again. I don't think you meant for that to be there, did you?

Edit: Yes, of course I remember you! I visit your blog (viperchill) almost every day.

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ViperChill

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Trent Brownrigg

Btw, on the far right side of the screen it says, "Get Profita" then on the far left side it says, "tly to You,"

It's parts of the sentence you have in the center repeated again. I don't think you meant for that to be there, did you?

Edit: Yes, of course I remember you! I visit your blog (viperchill) almost every day.

Just received an email about it. Working on a fix now. I didn't realise all of my "testers" all had the same screen resolution

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nuwav

13 years ago

I think its cool, makes a good change from the unsual squeeze pages.

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Rob Howard

13 years ago

I'm still waiting on the template site...Your image isn't showing up

Rob

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ViperChill 13 years ago

Originally Posted by ccmusicman

I'm still waiting on the template site...Your image isn't showing up

Rob

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- Michael Meaney 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by ViperChill
  
  Black Diamond CSS Template
  
  Thanks very much man, gonna test that out and see what happens.
  
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Talha Ahmed

13 years ago

can some one tell me what is the difference in squeeze page and landing page ?

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mr2monster 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Talha Ahmed

can some one tell me what is the difference in squeeze page and landing page ?

Landing page is where a visitor "lands".. most often it's a squeeze page or an "action page" (i.e. buy/opt-in/do whatever action).

A squeeze page "squeezes" information out of someone in order for them to progress to the next step (most often an email address).
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Rob Howard

13 years ago

BTW - I think one of the reasons you are converting decently well is the fact that the design looks a lot like twitter and you mention some of your traffic is coming from there.

There is evidence that conversions will rise if you have a consistent design throughout your sales process.

The fact that the page looks "twitterish" may have something to do with it.

Also - the fact that they are your followers (and from the sounds of it), an audience you interact with - that may be the reason for it entirely. (Meaning your page could look like anything and it would still convert)

Rob

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Brian Alaway

13 years ago

Might want to split test with no name requirement. In the IM space I'm not sure how much that personalization adds but with so much flak these days about privacy, asking for an email only may well increase your conversions. How many subscribers use their real name anyway?

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JohnMcCabe

13 years ago

Originally Posted by ViperChill

Thanks John!

Not really sure what you mean about the canned pork. How would you reword it?

Have a great day

I just try to avoid using the word "spam" anywhere on my opt-in pages or boxes. "We treat your email inbox like we want our own treated" has worked, as has a simple "We respect your email privacy"

Originally Posted by Talha Ahmed

can some one tell me what is the difference in squeeze page and landing page ?

A landing page is any page that is the destination of a link. You click the link, the page you arrive at is the landing page.

A squeeze page is a specific type of landing page, intended to collect the contact information of the visitor along with explicit permission to use that permission.

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Talha Ahmed

13 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe

I just try to avoid using the word "spam" anywhere on my opt-in pages or boxes. "We treat your email inbox like we want our own treated" has worked, as has a simple "We respect your email privacy"

A landing page is any page that is the destination of a link. You click the link, the page you arrive at is the landing page.

A squeeze page is a specific type of landing page, intended to collect the contact information of the visitor along with explicit permission to use that permission.

A new thing you told me.
Thanks for this kindness.

can I ask you more questions that are in my mind ?

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ViperChill

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Mick Meaney

Thanks very much man, gonna test that out and see what happens.

Not a problem. The conversion rate has increased to over 60% now.

Originally Posted by Brian Alaway

Might want to split test with no name requirement. In the IM space I'm not sure how much that personalization adds but with so much flak these days about privacy, asking for an email only may well increase your conversions. How many subscribers use their real name anyway?

Interesting. I would like to test that, however, I think most people following already know of "me" so they would give their real names. I didn't use it in the follow up emails, so far, though - so you may have a point.

Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe

I just try to avoid using the word "spam" anywhere on my opt-in pages or boxes. "We treat your email inbox like we want our own treated" has worked, as has a simple "We respect your email privacy"

Interesting. Thanks a lot for your reply

Originally Posted by imationx

I think it looks good...

Thanks!

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mr2monster

13 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe

I just try to avoid using the word "spam" anywhere on my opt-in pages or boxes. "We treat your email inbox like we want our own treated" has worked, as has a simple "We respect your email privacy"

A landing page is any page that is the destination of a link. You click the link, the page you arrive at is the landing page.

A squeeze page is a specific type of landing page, intended to collect the contact information of the visitor along with explicit permission to use that permission.

Beat me!

Also, I agree about using the word spam on my page.. I haven't tested it, but I'd rather not implant seeds into my prospects head of what might be a negative connotation before asking them for something..

It's like, "I've got a great knife for sale. It's fantastically sharp, great point on the tip, can cut through almost everything, I won't stab you with it... come on over and take a look."

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thinkahead

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Brian Alaway

Might want to split test with no name requirement. In the IM space I'm not sure how much that personalization adds but with so much flak these days about privacy, asking for an email only may well increase your conversions. How many subscribers use their real name anyway?

Good tip. I have found that asking for only an email address increases conversions every time, simply due to not asking for personal information such as the person's name. I think it makes people feel more secure.

I think it's a good looking page, I like the feel of the page.

It will be interesting to see the conversion with general web traffic though, rather than your Twitter and FB followers.

Good work though, liking the ideas

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imagene 13 years ago

It's really refreshing and a great change to the blah blah squeeze pages that still convert, but are u-g-l-y! I won't dis traditional squeeze pages, but this form of squeeze may be great to convert generation X peeps who are used to seeing Facebook/Twitter type graphics.

Love it and will test it out too
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Steven Miranda

13 years ago

I think it looks good...

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Andy Hart

13 years ago

I think it looks great, but I opted in simply because I follow you on twitter and your site and see you as a very young talented guy who talks a lot of sense.

So what the actual squeeze page looks like didn't really effect me opting in, so I guess my comments dont help lol.

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ViperChill

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Andy Hart

I think it looks great, but I opted in simply because I follow you on twitter and your site and see you as a very young talented guy who talks a lot of sense.

So what the actual squeeze page looks like didn't really effect me opting in, so I guess my comments dont help lol.

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Thanks for the kind words, they are appreciated.

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Jay D

13 years ago

I like it. I think one improvement you could make is make the button more bigger and interesting. 50% conversation is not that easy to get/

Just my 2 cents.

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helterskelter 13 years ago

I like it a lot. Visually attractive and it looks... well, legitimate, as opposed to many.
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ViperChill

13 years ago

Originally Posted by ReportKing

This reminds me of a CPA offer landing page. You should look into advertising it on CPA networks and paying like $1.00-$1.50 per lead. You could get a lot of people to promote it for you and with a 50% or better conversion rate, you would easily get your money's worth along with a ton of leads.

I'll only make money from this indirectly, so that would be very expensive.

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Trent Brownrigg

13 years ago

I just opted in because I know you well from your blog, ebook, twitter, etc... and I know you provide excellent content. But it was the 3rd or 4th time I have visited your squeeze page today so I probably brought down your conversions slightly.

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GeorgR.

13 years ago

I like it since its clean and looks way more attractive than your average "marketer's squeeze page" which i cannot stand AT ALL.

Yes, the likelihood i'd sign up on that page is 10x more than signing up on a pop-up infested "big headlines" typical clickbank sales page.

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13 years ago

this confirms 100% what im saying

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Kevin AKA Hubcap 13 years ago

It's a good looking page and I think its good to put your own twist on proven methods.

Testing what you think will work is the only way to determine if it does. Just wondering if you've tested this against a more "traditional" squeeze page and what were the results.

IMO, prospects in the IM/MMO markets are familiar with the usual suspects but those outside of these markets view the typical squeeze/sales page with a bit of skepticism.

So good on ya for doing it your way.
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Chris Worner

13 years ago

Remove the 'name' field and you should see a further increase in subscribes(Field tested multiple times by multiple warriors)

Generally speaking, people are wary of giving out their name(Since it is a time consuming process to change and you don't know the true motives or intent of the stranger that asks you for it) where as email is pretty trivial and can be changed with ease and is less confronting(not sure if the last sentence made sense, hope it does)

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ViperChill

13 years ago

Originally Posted by GeorgR.

I like it since its clean and looks way more attractive than your average "marketer's squeeze page" which i cannot stand AT ALL.

Yes, the likelihood i'd sign up on that page is 10x more than signing up on a pop-up infested "big headlines" typical clickbank sales page.

Thanks GeorgR

. Appreciate the feedback.

Originally Posted by Kevin AKA Hubcap

It's a good looking page and I think its good to put your own twist on proven methods.

Testing what you think will work is the only way to determine if it does. Just wondering if you've tested this against a more "traditional" squeeze page and what were the results.

IMO, prospects in the IM/MMO markets are familiar with the usual suspects but those outside of these markets view the typical squeeze/sales page with a bit of skepticism.

So good on ya for doing it your way.

I haven't at the moment, and was hesitant to do so because of reasons posted above (Simply: I can't relate to the red headings, highlighter, arrows)

Thanks for the feedback!

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NerdGary

13 years ago

i like that "2.0" design... real sleek.. reminds me of basecamp

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upgradereality 13 years ago

Looking good Mr Viperchill!
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  Looking good Mr Viperchill!
  
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WillR

13 years ago

Originally Posted by ViperChill

True. Though, with very traditional pages, I feel very dirty about them. ON product sales pages, I even apologise in the text for having to use the "red headings and highlighter." I just don't relate to it at all, or feel good about doing it.

It's a shame. You shouldn't knock it until you try it. I prefer to just go with whatever works.

Originally Posted by ViperChill

So far it is converting at around 50%, which I think is abnormally high.

I have been getting an optin rate of around 45% using one of the 'traditional pages' as you call them.

I think the reason why this page is working well for you is because it is a common looking template for coupon and deal sites that send you daily updates - and this is what you are offering.

I'm not sure you would have so much luck using this kind of template to give away a free report or video. Then again, I may be wrong...

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Mike Baker

13 years ago

Very nice design. Nothing fancy and straight to the point.

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vok

13 years ago

Very nice design! I like it a lot and the fact that it dosn't look so scammy and obnoxious looking is why you're having success with it.

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DylanJames

13 years ago

I like it a lot. The second I saw it I thought "CPA email submit" though. That's just what it looks like to me. But at 50%...I wouldn't change a thing.

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ViperChill 13 years ago

Originally Posted by DylanJames

I like it a lot. The second I saw it I thought "CPA email submit" though. That's just what it looks like to me. But at 50%...I wouldn't change a thing.

Interesting that you're the second person to say that. To be honest, I don't dabble in CPA so I'm not sure what the common designs appear like. I have seen some in the weight loss niche, so I guess they could be considered a little similar.

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liquidice04

13 years ago

hehe got me in lol, now send me the profitable niches

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Jack Duncan

13 years ago

ViperChill,
Great work on this...I think it looks like you have done quite a bit of "outside the box" thinking and I'll bet that is having a big impact on your opt-in rate.

I'd love to hear the results of a split test where you replace that picture of the golf course with a picture of some of the actual niches you have emailed to people who signed up as a sort of proof/tease combo.

Great work!

All the best,
Jack Duncan