What makes a good squeeze page?

Good graphics and sale video will help..but I would make sure your offer is clear and you are selling a product that will help people, not selling yourself as an internet marketer.

here are few things I do and you should be doing, I get a squeeze conversion rate of 54% doing these things...

1. Put your optin form above the fold. If your squeeze page is big put your form twice or even thrice, I put it 3 times in my squeeze page.

2. Include ebook graphic, this helps.

3. Put proof that you are successful in what you're trying to give them for free. It can be income, traffic screenshot or a video.

4. Benefits work really good. Blend them with action words and tell them how they will feel once they achieve the benefits.

5. Tell a short story, story telling is a big copywriting tactic, if used correctly can take your conversion to the next level.

6. Give them proper privacy and anti-spam statement that you will not transfer, sell their email or spam them. Tell them they can unsubscribe anytime they wish with one click.

Hope this helps...

Your squeeze page looks ok. Basically below 4 element is important to a high conversion squeeze page.

1. The first thing you need is to have a headline that is effective and grab attention.
2. Have a call to action at both the top and bottom of your squeeze page.
3. A lot of time attractive graphics attract attentions, you should use relevant images that can grab the visitor attention.
4. Do not provide external link on your squeeze page for visitor to move away from your website.

Hope this help.
Donald

A good squeeze page has a good attention grabbing header title. Then it has to offer alot of value for the person to want to give up their email. Especially now days people are less likely to want to give you their email address. Not to much text content. Just to the point short writing and video is good also.

At least as important - if not more important - than even the copy on your squeeze page are your traffic sources.

Where are you driving traffic from? Different sources will bring differing quality of leads...and they'll all respond...differently.

First get clear on who you're targeting. Then find out where they are. Find out what they MOST want - not what you THINK they want.

You do all of that and writing the squeeze page that actually converts is a piece of cake.

Use the Google Keyword Tool. Don't just grab a bunch of keywords. Use it to get inside the head of your prospect. If 25,000 people a month are searching for "high blood pressure natural cures" ask yourself WHY they're searching for that.

Here's a trick. Pretend you're interviewing one of these people. Use your imagination. Ask your imaginary friend what's important to them about finding a natural cure to high blood pressure. Maybe they say they're on a fixed budget and can't afford prescription drugs, but they HAVE to get the high blood pressure under control.

Then ask them what's important about getting it under control. They say it's caused them to miss out on time with their grandchildren.

Then you ask them what's important about THAT. They say "what's more important than time with your grandchildren. It's what I live for."

You see all of this is going on in your head. It's a way for you to start feeling a believable pain that people in the market have.

THEN you can put your squeeze page together. If this example where real, I'd write copy that mentions saving money while saving your health so you can collect more memories with your loved ones. Or something like that. You get the drift.

Hope that helps.

Rock it out,
Chris

A good squeeze page is one which answers all the buyers questions and convince him to buy the product

Make your page short, informative and exciting. I got bored when I started to read more than half the page.