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Opt-in Page Question

by bogdan sifu
3 replies
Hi!

Just finished this new product and I put together this opt-in page: http://www.addicted2wingchun.com/

I seem to have trouble getting visitors to leave their name and e-mail.

Any ideas why?

I'm new at this, and some help would be very appreciated.
#optin #page #question
  • Profile picture of the author IzzuDino
    From what I can see, you should add more info in that video. Things like why your program is better etc. (Cool video nonetheless)

    You can also add more bullet points to tell your visitors what this is all about.

    Just my opinion though
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    • Profile picture of the author Steve B
      Bogdan,

      Just two thoughts from me . . .

      First, how targeted are the visitors you're attracting. Your sign-up is only going to be appealing to those that want to know more about Wing Chun. If that is not what they're looking for, you aren't going to "convert" anyone to Wing Chun based on a squeeze page alone.

      Second, I would take off the information about your newsletter (you can put that in a privacy link at the bottom of the page) and pick out three or four compelling reasons why the visitor should get the free video. Make those reasons prominent bullet points on the left side of the squeeze. Right now, there's not a lot of compelling information on why the viewer will benefit from getting the video.

      The very best to you.

      Steve
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  • Profile picture of the author Ryan Thomas
    I would try speaking to the visitor in the video, interspersed with the clips of the fighting. And definitely get rid of "Email Marketing by AWeber" underneath the form. People know when they give you their email address they're going to be marketed to, but seeing the word marketing is a psychological turnoff.

    How much traffic are you sending to the opt-in page? And what percentage are opting in?
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