Video Squeeze Pages - Show me some good ones

I don't have any on hand...but if you're in any CPA networks...look through some of their top offers to see how they are presenting video.

The top offers get an insane amount of traffic and they pay a large of amount of money to the CPA networks...bottom line = the majority of the top offers convert

Just an idea!

I thought this one was pretty decent....

ww.multihb.info/videooptinprofits

The website in my sig file is converting well...

It's pretty simple..just a video and some bullet points...

can't go wrong with that.

Can I just offer my opinion? Here's what I think...

It's about the content in the video.

I have used the exact same design on 2 pages, but with different content, and have had one video perform at 41% and another perform at 18%.

In EVERY video squeeze page I've done, you can bump conversion rates by making sure that your last 5 or so seconds has a visual which POINTS to the goal (opt-in, order button, whatever).

Shorter videos that make a GREAT promise have ALWAYS done better than longer videos. More than 30 seconds and less than 2 minutes seems to be the sweet spot.

If you do that - the offer MUST be GREAT GREAT GRRRRREAT. And he's my other takeaway - PROOF. A "Frank Kern, John Carlton" quality scripted video will get it's a** handed to it when put up against a video that has tons of proof elements.

Now, PLEASE, for the love of saint peter, do NOT run and tell Frank or John that I said they suck or anything. The fact is, they are the gold standard.

I'm just saying, that Proof is the Force-Multiplier. Video Testimonials are the premium - obviously. A Frank Kern or John Carlton video with Video Testimonial Proof? Wooooo-SMOKING!

And EVERYONE needs to learn how to record their Skype Video calls. Those video testimonials in FormulaFive? ALL done by recording Skype calls with the students.

Another secret why that worked so well (better than our other video testimonials) is so subtle, it's almost lost on everyone.

Ready?

Wait for it...






They were looking AT the camera - like they were looking at YOU.

BOOYA.


Hope that helps.

AJ

The "Food Stamps" Case Study

This is probably the first video squeeze page I saw and it stuck with me
I like it because it has no special graphics, just great, simple stuff.

I have only ever seen one good one:

WednesdayMinute.com