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WP squeeze pages

by wonderweb
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Hi. Does anyone know if you can put a squeeze page on WP without having a separate domain for it? If so, how to do it? I know there was an article on this floating around on WF but I can't seem to find that thread now. Thanks for the help!
#pages #squeeze
  • Profile picture of the author Michael Shook
    A squeeze page is just a regular web page and you can do this in wordpress with no problem.

    It is easier with some themes than with others.

    Are you meaning that you want to make the index page of your site a squeeze page?
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  • Profile picture of the author Alex Barboza
    I just purchased Profits Theme since it looks like the best WP theme to do this kind of stuff. It's been 5 minutes since I did it, so I can't tell you how good it actually is. Look at the sales page since it is $27 till tomorrow

    Profits Theme | Full-Blown Profit Sites In Minutes
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  • Profile picture of the author entrepreneurjay
    I just made one yesterday through my self hosted Wordpress blog I do not want to self promote my own link but you can check it out in my sig below. P.M me if you want to know the software I used it only costs $7 bucks I am gonna do a review on my blog about it later on tonight.

    You do not need a separate domain for a squeeze page just a page off of your main Url.
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  • Profile picture of the author entrepreneurjay
    I just looked it up the product is called point and click squeeze page. The squeeze pages that you can create look very professional and he has 4 or 5 videos that walk you through the whole process..... Money well spent for $7 bucks.
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  • Profile picture of the author OnlineBizFlash
    Sure, you can put a squeeze page on an existing WordPress site. No need to have its own totally separate domain. You can place the squeeze code on its own page (remember to prominently display links to the squeeze page from other important pages and from your home page), or you can do what a lot of marketers do and put the squeeze code on all of the pertinent content pages, as well as your sales page if you have a product. For example, in the margin on the right side of the page above the fold, or at the bottom of the page, or as a javascript delayed popup.

    There are some WP-based marketing products which will allow you to easily place squeeze code wherever you'd like. An example is OptimizePress, which is very well regarded by Warriors.
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  • Profile picture of the author oneplusone
    Originally Posted by wonderweb View Post

    Hi. Does anyone know if you can put a squeeze page on WP without having a separate domain for it? If so, how to do it? I know there was an article on this floating around on WF but I can't seem to find that thread now. Thanks for the help!
    I know what you're trying to do.

    Check out Impact Page Builder

    It will do exactly what you want without any hassle.
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    • Profile picture of the author jlucado
      HiYa WonderWeb,

      Although you were not real specific, I think I know what you are really asking.

      You see, a squeeze page, a sales page, or even a thank you page needs to be clean and without distraction. A regular page or post inside most WordPress themes has all the clutter of the header, footer, and the side bar. They are just not focused and allows for the visitor to be distracted.

      There are two solutions:

      1. Learn how to use an html editor and create your own page. Then upload it to your server via FTP. I have a blog post with my own videos that show how to do this with free software, if you are so inclined to learn.
      2. Or you can purchase a plugin that will create a new template inside your existing theme. You can find that on my blog too.

      I hope this helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author Themeplated
    There's an amazing theme sold by UBD that a lot of people use, called SqueezeTheme.

    Here's a link;

    http://cdn.uniqueblogdesigns.com/wp-...ueezetheme.png
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    • Profile picture of the author oneplusone
      Originally Posted by Fireworksable View Post

      There's an amazing theme sold by UBD that a lot of people use, called SqueezeTheme.

      Here's a link;

      http://cdn.uniqueblogdesigns.com/wp-...ueezetheme.png
      This is the correct link: Unique Blog Designs

      You've linked to their logo for some reason lol
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