Tips on "Perfecting" My Squeeze Page To Get More Leads

You should click on your own signature, all the answers are there.

Depends on a few things. Do you want raw subscribers, or do you have a specific niche you're building to? A generic copy squeeze will always pull more than a specific one.

If you're aiming for a specific niche, or if you're trying to get more general subscribers, you'll never go wrong in split testing one against the other to determine which did better. Then rinse and repeat. You'll start optimizing yourself to the opt-in rates you want.

There aren't really any answers to this question. Certain things will work for certain people and not for others. The key here is SPLIT TEST.

Just try things, try everything. Eliminate what doesnt work and improve on what does work. Its as simple as that.

Of course this isnt the "set and forget" methodology that so many like. But the only way to gain true success is an iterative process over an extended period of time.

Although I will say there are some guidelines you can follow that takes advantage of the knowledge that has been passed down from better marketers. Right off the bat I will say that you should have the email signup form above the fold of the page, which yours currently is not. You do not want people to scroll down to see your signup form.

I also think it is a bit too crowded. It is difficult to know what to focus on. A squeeze page should be extremely simple and make it extremely obvious what you want the user to do and let them do it easily

Hi, first off, I am not a 'guru' in squeeze page; now I speak about this from a perspective of a visitor who come across your page.

A few comments from me:

• The cover of the ebook (I assume the free download is an ebook) should looked attractive and professional; Fiverr is a good place to look for good ebook cover designers to do the designing work.
• The bullet points are good, I love it because you have highlighted the main benefits with yellow highlight and the words are in bold, it makes the benefits very clear.
• The call to action button should be changed, the word 'SUBMIT' is not good to use nowadays, change to something more action friendly, e.g. 'Let Me In' or 'Download My Copy Now'.

Hope this help.

Hi cindyyaji

IM is not a metal chain assembly in which a mechanism is fine for everything and everyone, you have to make split testing, depends on which niche servants, who your target customer, etc ...

Hey,

Split testing is the key, you need to have two or three different squeeze pages and have one thing that is different whether it is the headline, colour scheme, optin button, etc. All of these needs testing for what works best but only test one thing at a time so you can track what works.

Just on a side note though, your squeeze page says zero cost opportunity but at the end of it people are told they need to pay $47 for access. This is not congruent with your message on the squeeze page and people won't like that, if you want to increase your sales you need to stay congruent all the way through.

Hope this helps.

1) It's not your squeeze page. It's Weebly's.

2) According to your sig, you know fair enough internet marketing since it's obviously making you $688/day. Why not continue to build that up?