Hi Dexx,

There are no special requirements that apply to "squeeze pages" as far as getting ranked in Google. The exact same rules apply to all of your pages, regardless of your intended purpose.

The classic "squeeze page" concept violates many of the standard Google Webmaster Guidelines. If you modify your squeeze page to make it compliant with Google's guidelines they will give you some love.

I suggest you study those guidelines and if you have difficulty implementing any of them, come back here and post the specifics and I'm sure you'll get some help.

It's going to depend on how you've optimized it. dburk gives good advice. Check out the Google guidelines before you do anything

Oh wow I never thought about the Guidelines (I dont even think I knew they had guidelines for regular pages...just adsense...haha!)

Thanks!

Okay so I checked my site over and it meets the guidelines, and I checked my Google Webmaster account and the site is still listed as being in great condition with the site ranking #116 for my main keyword.

So at least I know its not banned.

But I just ran a link check on it, and I have over 600+ backlinks to my site with various anchor texts all focused on various variations of the keywords for my site...

I don't get why I'm still ranked so poorly in Google compared to some of the other sites!

My site is: Lose Weight Fast and Reveal Your Sexy New Body in Days with These Tips

Anyone have ideas as to whats causing me to rank so low for something as simple as "how to lose weight fast" which I have 130 backlinks for?

Updated! Thank you!

Any other suggestions / observations?

Google hates squeeze pages so you have to jazz it up with things like a sitemap and Terms of Use etc. You should get some love after that.