Do you always register a domain name for each of your squeeze page?

Well, once you have those e-mails then you could create or find something to offer that e-mail list.

I personally am not a fan of squeeze pages for various reasons but to answer your initial question in the title of this thread, yes, I think you should register a domain for all of them.

Do you really mean "squeeze pages", Jensha? A squeeze-page is an email-address-collection page with just a prominently incentivized opt-in and no other content. Are you perhaps talking about "content pages" or "sales pages" or something else? Please forgive me, if I've misunderstood you.

You don't necessarily need a different domain-name for each squeeze page. You could, for example, have a generic domain-name and use subdomains for each. You could even have different blogs/sites all sharing one domain-name.

yourdomain.com/skincare
yourdomain.com/forex
yourdomain.com/dating

or
skincare.yourdomain.com
forex.yourdomain.com
dating.yourdomain.com

Either of these arrangements would need only one domain-name.

You must mean squeeze-pages here, I think? Yes, you can certainly get squeeze pages made for each product. Some vendors even supply them, free of charge, to their affiliates (I don't know how good those are!). Or, if you choose products in the name niche, you can just use one squeeze-page for your list in that niche, and promote multiple products within that niche to all the subscribers.

Yes, of course. This is exactly what huge numbers of affiliates do. Nobody's selling many ClickBank products (for example) without list-building and building relationships by email, to promote the products.

Sorry, I don't know what that is.

Well, you'd need to produce something for them first, and you'd need to have an autoresponder and an automated email series to send out, to promote the product(s).

I'm not sure how much I've helped you, but I'm not quite certain what you're asking. Apart from the question in your title, to which the answer is "many people do, yes, but you don't have to". (I don't use squeeze pages, for list-building, myself).

A fresh domain with squeeze page and blog set up works great for each niche.

To grow your list, offer something unique that they can't find anywhere else - your own mini course - bonus for buying a product, etc.

You can do many squeeze pages on one domain no problem. However, stick to one niche. So have one domain per niche not necessarily per domain. And yeah you can direct your squeeze page front end product or upsell to an affiliate product no problem.

Thank you all for your replies! I really appreciate this!

Oh, and by the 5-click software i meant to say auto affiliate x. i want to join them and venture in that niche as well. but i'm not that knowledgeable yet even in just managing my own site. Ha ha. Maybe next time after I create my first "sales page", oh yeah.

If you are serious about your online business, then it is best to register a domain name for each squeeze page that you have. It's easy for tracking purposes and affords a more professional impression from your visitors and leads.

Get a domain name based on the niche you're in. Use that page to host all of your squeeze pages and even different products.

You're building an email list, so keep sending them to the one domain they signed up at for various reasons.

Different squeeze pages on the same domain can/should be used for different campaigns. There's no need for additional domains unless you're in different niches.

Thanks guys! Yeah, I'm a bit in favor of just using one main domain and sub domains for different squeeze pages now for the same niche. Though, I'm not ever sure if what I'm really after is a squeeze page or a sales page or a content page because I am just reading about these three as of now. I only know about squeeze page before until I read your answers here guys. ^_^

G'day Jensha,

You most certainly can be an affiliate for another product. This is a great way to go because you aren't required to be an expert on any particular topic and you don't need to spend time physically creating the product! You just need to market it!

Having said this, the best way to do it, from my experience, is through ClickBank. Yeah, there are other services you can use but I'd strongly recommend ClickBank as they're the best in the business as far as affiliate marketing goes.

You've said you don't have anything to offer the people on your squeeze page. You could download a bunch of free products that are great and put them together into a ZIP file and call it an eBook collection. But I'd recommend putting in a little work and making a 7 day video training series on your niche. They don't have to be very in-depth or anything like that. Just talk about what you know.

If you're not comfortable with the video stuff, just write a 10 page eBook report. Simple!

Now, get to work!

Cheers,
CTL

absolutely not! just get a niche dimain name then create sub-domains for each product. also you dont have to hire someone to create'em for you, just buy some similar plr products with html pages and tweak them to suit your needs...

cheers

The best tip would be create General Niche and build an authority site so google will love and rank it.

If your goal is just to build a list, Think of one offer that makes your visitor comfortable e.g "Freebies related to your Niche" Then scatter the Optin form all over your Site.

From this method, you could save a lot of money. but just quite a lot work.

Regards,
John Keane

Old thread but I'll bite anyway. (I'm vicious like that. Kindof like a Dragon).

I say absolutely NOT to have a domain for every squeeze page.

I'm someone that's always developing stuff, and if I had to literally get a domain for every squeeze page I made? I'd go insane. (Seriously).

Just have a few domains, and host all of your work in the back end.

That's what I do at least.



Stay cool...

I've approached this from two different perspectives. I've subscribed to the theory that you want each squeeze page on a different domain. Maybe it's easier to organize. I guess it depends on the person. The other side of me says to put each page on a subdirectory of your main page for branding purposes.

I like the idea of adding my different products to www.bobmooreblog.com/subdirectory because it helps to build my brand. Not everyone will think the same way. That's cool.

Like anything else you're taught in internet marketing, just test. See what gives you the best response and tailor your marketing to that. Let me know if I can provide any extra insight. I'd be glad to help.

Best of luck in your business ventures.