SUBJECT: Lesson #4 - Elements Of A Good Squeeze Page

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If you didn't already know, I use squeeze pages to build my list.

They are simply HTML pages which are designed to collect the
name and email of my visitor.

In exchange I offer something of value to them. This could be a
report, mp3 audio, a video, or just weekly newsletter updates.

A squeeze page is much more than what you see on the surface.
You need to add some elements to add to a squeeze page which
will capture the visitor's psycho so that he is ready to get
into your list.

Some of these elements are:

1. A short but bold and catchy headline

You want to grab the reader's attention and let them know that
they're on the right page that will answer their questions or
concerns.

This is why it's important to know what your visitors are after
before hand and have content ready to hand out to them.

2. Ticks and Bullet points

This will describe a little bit about the product or free gift
you are offering. Treat your squeeze page as a part of your
sales copy. You don't need you be a great copywriter to write a
squeeze page, just be sure to craft your squeeze page with the
same skills that you have used in crafting your sales.

3. Audio

A little bit of audio will further enhance the appeal of your
squeeze page and if you are an expert, your audio will hypnotize
the visitor so that he has no other way but to subscribe to your
list. But again, don't over do it. Use it sparingly. Also audios
don't work for everybody-if it works for me, it doesn't mean
that it will work for you too. Test out every squeeze page. If
you see that by adding audio, your conversion levels have
dropped, then don't use it. 

These are just some basic elements that make for a high
converting squeeze page.

In the video series we'll cover exactly what you do with them
once their on your list!

Follow the link below for a full video series on how to become
an email marketing demon!.. 

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