Tips:How To Get 52% Opt-In Page Conversion??

Hey nice to hear from you too!
I still appreciate that video you sent that time.

Also nice, killer thread here!

As far as sharing when first achieving the 70%+ rate,
Well I had thought about it,
but the opt in page just looked so weird, plus I usually don't prefer to
"toot my own horn" about successes, numbers too often.

But I saw there was a genuine interest in how to increase opt in rates
and was very pleased how pleased my clients were to report
back rates greater than 60% after I did their squeeze page copy so figured I'd share the "secrets" after having achieved consistent results.

If you'd like me to, I'll keep you updated on the third phase of testing.
The reason it works is because as soon as the visitor visits your page,
the very first thing they see is the form.

Instead of 'submit' I put "Get My Course"
It was up there even above the headline.

Then after the headline and some bullets of benefits it was there again.
The new format I'm testing currently,
is slightly different, but it still is largely dependent on making sure
both:

*the call to action to opt in is above the fold spelling out exactly the steps needed to take to opt in. ie., To receive your first tip instantly, "Just enter your name and email, then click "Get My Course" in the form below now:

and

*to make sure the webform itself is above the fold.

(For anyone reading who may not know what "above the fold" is,
it's the area of your website visible upon the visit without having
to scroll at all.)

The next format in the series of testing scheduled is
projected to outperform even the 70% rate because
it is going to combine the elements of the one working now plus
the addition of the third webform above the headline at the top center
whereas before, I only had two webforms. (There will be 3).

1.This way, the first thing the visitor sees is the optin form with that
"Get My Course" call to action on the button without having to read anything.

2.The next thing they see is a headline which then contains another
call to action there above the fold.

3.Beneath that, are bullets of benefits followed by
another strong call to action above the webform
giving the visitor 3 different opportunities to opt in
greatly increasing the number of those actions
which will be taken.

Nothing too special, I'm sure it will work for anyone who applies it.

Incidentally I'm a big fan of both Ray and Frank too, so not trying any
'one upmanship' or anything just to make that clear.

But if anyone wants to test my methods out, I'd love to hear
about your success after doing so.

That is one cool squeeze page. I would enlarge the 2 images to at least double their size but otherwise the video and the background image are awesome.

Mike

Very interesting thread.