Squeeze Page Traffic

Well, the best way to drive traffic to a squeeze page in my opinion is to build a site in your niche, write articles and work on SEO to drive some traffic to it. Then install a script like exit splash to grab your visitors while they're trying to leave your site and drive them to your squeeze page where you simply offer a free PLR product related to the niche. So you don't work on your squeeze page directly but on your site, and you know that each and every visitor you bring to your site will ultimately see your squeeze page anyway.

This is also very good for PPC, because Google HATES sending traffic to squeeze pages. Direct linking to a squeeze page in PPC is the best way to get slapped by Google or even banned for LPQ violation.

The best traffic I ever sent to squeeze pages was from article marketing, hands down. They're people who have already read one of your articles on the subject. They're pre-sold to join your list!

John

thanks guys thats some great info gives me somewhere to start!

I am starting to use traffic exchange but still need to do some tracking whether are they targeted visitors or just freebie seekers.

Im finding that at the moment the best traffic I am getting is from various blogs I setup in my niche. I wrote some articles for some decent sites in the niche which is pointing back google juice for certain keywords in google and im getting traffic from it. Then what I am doing is writing content for my website and adding at the bottem to check out my new free course.

It's driving leads every day and each time I move my blogs up in ranking or submit a new article to a site thats getting more traffic from me it's really boosting my lead count. Iv done some ezinearticles and buzzle. Buzzle.com is converting traffic alot better then ezine articles and i am getting more as a result as well.

If I didn't have my blogs though I would probably first of all look to submit to article directories and possibly write content for other sites that rank really well and see if you can rank those posts in google. It all comes down to nailing your keyword research and writing content that people can't get enough of.