I do try and give the best answers I can and the question you asked is one I get asked a LOT by mentoring clients.

(and this is a mistake I also see many newbies making)

If you’re looking for a squeeze page to mimic check out sixmonthsofmagic.com. Just swap out my content for your content and feel free to use the template.

Keep an eye on your conversions and use Google Optimiser to improve each element.

Line up your AR messages and pay close attention to open rates, click rates, and sales.

Drive some traffic and have some fun!

Cheers

Lee McIntyre

I think this has pushed me over to take you up on a few of your product offers.

Especially if this is the type of over-delivering to expect.

thanks a million,

- TRENDS

@ Trends – If you’re looking to build a long term asset PLUS make sure you get the biggest reward for your efforts then always send to your own squeeze page.

Let’s say you’re in the weight loss niche…

You would send your traffic to a squeeze page with a free offer. You would have a link on the post optin page to an affiliate product (with a time sensitive bonus for extra juice)

Now line up your AR sequence promoting MULTIPLE products and you’re good to go.

Now your profits are a function of..
1) How much traffic you get to your squeeze page
2) How well your squeeze page converts
3) How well the offers you promote convert

Capture the email first and then try to sell second.

Now you can promote MULTIPLE products to the SAME visitor and you will be building an asset that will generate cash in years to come.

This is how I do it anyway

Does this help?

Lee McIntyre

is it best to point it to your squeeze page or the affiliate offer?

And what if the product site has a squeeze page of its own, do you still point traffic to your own squeeze page?

- TRENDS