Free Squeeze Page Templates Here (Google Friendly)
One of the best ways to make Google AdWords and other traffic convert, is to get people on your list, and start “drip-feeding” them content over a couple of weeks. This generally works much better than simply going for a sale immediately.
Here’s an example of a great-looking “name squeeze” page you can download for free (you get two other effective squeeze pages as well… and NO OPT-IN required);
http://www.markdulisse.com/freesqueeze/WarningSqueeze
One of the best guys I know for these tactics is Marc Dulisse. Mark has just released three free squeeze page templates. These squeeze page templates cost you nothing to download and are some of the cleanest designs I’ve seen. They are Google friendly because they contain links for you to enter the elements Google requires on such a web page.
Says Mark;
Your squeeze page will be ultra specific. Therefore, if your squeeze page is on “How To Grow Your List,” and you offer them a free report on ‘list building,’ and a person subscribes, then you know this person wants more information on how to build a list. Simple enough!
This is where your backend offer comes in. On your “Thank You For Subscribing” page, show them the tools, resources, and strategies to help them build their list. It can be an affiliate offer, or a product you personally have created.
Okay, here is a real treat for you. I wish I had this when I first started out.
I’m giving away three very cool squeeze pages. Just for reading this post. All you have to do is use an html editor like Nvu (yes, it is free, do a search for it), or Dreamweaver, to edit your page to your liking, and you are all set up.
Make sure to change and insert your title, description, and keyword tags, in the html source view.
CLICK HERE GET YOUR FREE SQUEEZE PAGE TEMPLATES from MARK
Here is Mark’s original blog post, giving you all the details of how to use these;
sounds good, but none of the links working
Hello Beat, sorry you seem to be having a problem with that, but I just checked the link and it’s working for me;
http://www.markdulisse.com/freesqueeze/
What you SHOULD see is a white page with a few blue links. That’s correct if you see it.
I rechecked each link and it’s working as I type this.
Then, you need to click those blue links in the top-left corner. Or, you can directly download the 4th blue link, which is a ZIP file.
Talk soon, Roger
Thanks for the Squeeze pages, I really like the Warning one, the graphic really catch the eye.