How hard to rank a squeeze page.

Yes,
Its not easy to work on such pages with respect of SEO. Here we have to be in limited criteria with no any hyperlinks or external links. That single page should have be attractive and the source to increase the curisity of user so that they can finally sign up there.

You got a point here my friend.. By putting some articles on the other page of the squeeze, would that be more easier to rank?

There is a way around this that I use, there's this cool Wordpress theme called "Squeeze Boss" which allows you to put squeeze pages onto of your sites.

I tend to use it on Autoblogs etc.

Here's example site I've used it on.

The Rapid Cash Blog - How To Make Money Online From Home

Btw, I'm not affiliated with these guys at all, however I did see it as a super sneaky way of gettin' a backlink

Hope this helps anyway

James Scholes

A squeeze page would require the same SEO factors as any other normal page. The trick part is often a squeeze page is supposed to be sweet and short. When I'm trying to rank my webpages in Google, I always try to write more than 750 words. There are obviously other important on-page SEO factors you would need to do, but if you're trying to rank a page that has barely any content on it, you are always going to struggle. That's not to say people haven't managed to do it of course.

I have tried in the past, All you need is to have some additional pages and link to the navigation bar or install a blog related to that site that will increase the options to rank.

Hi Matt,

Yes, I've got squeeze pages as the number 1 hit on google for certain keyword phrases.

And really, there is no difference between ranking a squeeze page and any other page -onsite and offsite factors both count, as does the competition.

But I guess the question really is how to produce a good squeeze page that focusses people on what you want them to do (ie enter their details as quickly as possible before they get distracted and with a high conversion rate of traffic to subscribers) but at the same time put enough quality content on the page that google will rank it.

Well, personally I'd say that it's just a matter of being a little bit cunning. What people see when the land on a page doesn't have to be the same as what google reads.

If you use an image for the squeeze text and name it / alt txt it etc for your keyword phrase in such a way that when people land on your page that is all they really see, then you're half way there.

Then if you have the 'content' as text that google can read positioned such that people need to scroll down before the see it, then you should be able to achieve the aim of not distracting them with that text while you're grabbing their attention with the squeezy bits, but at the same time giving google what it wants.

No offence taken, it's just that I don't have a skills to do that so learning how to do code the correct HTML would of taken me days to figure out.

I don't know how much your time is worth but after an hour or two of trying to learn this stuff, I'm actually losing money as I could be working on more productive stuff that is far far more profitable.

And FYI, there's so much more to Squeeze Boss than putting a squeeze page at the top of your site.

James Scholes

Add lots of html and good content add alt image tags proper h1 tags and build quality links to the squeeze page its not that difficult if you know what you are doing.

I do it.

I set up the squeeze page and then add a lot of relevant pages to the domain including a blog with articles.

I keep the squeeze page clean with no navigation on it but it hasn't seemed to be a problem.