subject: How To Achieve High Conversion Rate With Your Squeeze Page? [print this page] Now that you have you squeeze page done, its time to shine! Normal squeeze pages typically have a 1% rate of conversion- which means for every 100 visitors, you probably get 1 visitor subscribing.
WHAT? JUST ONE?
Fear not, for not all squeeze pages will have such low conversion rate. In fact, after you finish reading this article and take action, you will be able to raise this conversion rate.
Concept Of A Good Squeeze Page
1.Keep the layout simple, leaving your visitors very little to choose from. For example, exclude all the external links, text links and banners.
2.Ask for minimal information about them. You need only their email and name. The more information they have to fill in, the more unsafe they feel. So make it as easy for them as possible.
3.Create a sense of urgency with your words. You can do this by limiting the offer you are giving away at the moment. For example, this offer will only extend to the next 29 people
4.Induce a sense of fear. Let the visitors feel that they will miss out if they choose not to opt in. For example, Missing out on this free report can cause you to lose your job!
5.You need an eye catching opt in form. Simply, make your opt in forms bigger and point multiple arrows towards it.
6.Set your page up with an ecover image or video. This will appeal to the visitors both visually and audio wise.
7.Offer quality freebies. In exchange for the visitors particulars, give them a quality product in return! If your free product is that good, your paid product should be much better!
8.Explain your freebies in simple sentences. Tell the potential subscribers about the benefits it can bring to them, leave the features out. For example, this free eBook is 59 pages and has 12345 words V.S this free eBook has the power to lift you out of your financial woes
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by: Elwin Yong
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