A squeeze page is a tool used for generating leads for your product or service. As such, you should lead generation tactics in order to drive traffic to your site. For example; ppc, classified ads, articles, etc.

As far as "best" is concerned, that's something you have to test after mapping out your marketing strategy, budgeting, considering your CPM and any previous CPO.

The above examples I gave are low-cost and results come in fairly quickly so maybe you should start with those.

Hope this helps.

- Jay

From experience, PPC traffic to a squeeze page is tough to convert. The best traffic to a squeeze page is JV traffic, blog traffic, or article traffic.

If this is your first squeeze page, I would recommend writing some articles. Additionally, if you have a product and an affiliate system set up, I would work on getting JV's ASAP.

If you are willing to offer your product to warrior members at a discount, then you could do a warrior special offer. With an opt-in box on your squeeze page, you can start building a list at the same time.

With more than one product, you can offer one for free in exchange for an email address for your list, then sell another as a one time offer (discounted) or an upsell.

Guys,

Thanks for all the good info. It is really helpful.

Adam thanks for your honest reply concerning PPC.

I use ppc all the time for my squeeze pages. It's a cornerstone of my IM efforts.

Hey bro.....you don't market a "squeeze page"...you market a product or service.

You don't market "mediums".... you market THE OFFER.

And there is a big difference between the two.

No one buys a squeeze page. They buy the product or service contained within it.

I can't answer your OP....because I don't know what the hell you are selling. Sadly...in today's IM world....that never seems to matter much.

It's also the number one reason why so many people jump in this game and fail miserably.

Fancy modern methods of delivering your pitch are meaningless... if no one cares about what it is you are selling.




xxx Vegas Vince
Legend.

I love twitter for marketing my sales/squeeze pages. By all means do the press releases, articles etc but post all the links on twitter and the traffic results can be amazing.

If you dont already have a twitter account set up here is a good link to a freebie:

become a twitter expert in 24hrs and break into the twitter niche

kind regards


sam
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You can try joining giveaway events, this is a great way to get traffic to a squeeze page, and it's absolutely free.

Shlomi

Again thanks for all the great advice. Vegas Vince I know that I am marketing the product. Maybe I used the wrong words but thanks for your comment.

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