A successful squeeze page will
have these characteristics:
1. Load
Fast
- Remember, you only have about 10-30 seconds before the user move on
to the next site. Keep in mind over 50% of users are still on Dial-up.
If your pages do not load by then, you would have wasted your hard
earned credits.
2. Stand
out from the crowd
- You can not just put up a standard affiliate page and call yourself a
network marketer. You must brand yourself and make yourself known.
People rarely buy or join a program from a total stranger. They do so
from people whom they trust. Adding a picture and/or include a brief
bio of yourself is a good way to personalized the squeeze page.
3. Provides
the users with key information about your service or product
- Have you ever try to read those long affiliate pages in ten seconds?
Moreover, would you even want to, after you have already seen it a
hundred times over? Make it short, sweet and to the point. Leave no
doubt in your viewers mind exactly what products you are selling and
what services you are providing.
4. Capture
name and or email address
- I highly recommend having some sort of form to capture your viewers
name and email. Once you have successfully captured a lead, you can
then sell to your lead at a later time, either through your auto
responder or your newsletter.
5. Call
for Action - This is probably the most important aspect of
creating a splash page. Some where on your splash page you MUST
ask your viewers to do something, whether it is to buy your product or
join your program, or something as simple as "Click Here for more
information", or "Fill in your Name and Email"....etc. If you do not
ask for it, you most likely will not get it.
The above
steps are designed with a singular purpose, to build a customer base
for your business. "The money is in the list" is not
just a cliché. It is a proven methodology for successful Traffic
Exchange marketers.
I highly
recommend using Robert Puddy's
InstantSqueezePageGenerator.
It is one of the best tool around for creating your own personal
squeeze pages. You don't need to know html, you do not have
to have
your own hosting. The squeeze pages you create will be hosted on
Robert's own dedicated server, and, best of all, it is completely free
to use.
