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How To Make A Squeeze Page

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How To Make A Squeeze Page

 

A squeeze page, also known as a lead capture page or a name squeeze page, is a simple web page which asks a visitor for their name and email address, often in exchange for a free report or something similar. When the visitor clicks the 'Submit' button, their details are automatically stored by an autoresponder service or script.

Building a squeeze page is really easy these days.

You can find out much more at Squeeze Page Dossier

This lens is part of the Simple Internet Business Series.

The Money's In The List 

Everyone knows that "the money's in the list". If you build up a responsive list of buyers, and maintain a good relationship with them, they'll be the first place to turn when you want to release a new product or make a new offer.

But many people seem to struggle with the mechanics of building their first list. This lens will walk you through the process of setting up a squeeze page, and loading an autoresponder with a series of follow-up messages. It's easy (compared to working an 8-hour day in a bank, that is.) and you should be able to do it in an hour or less.

What You'll Need To Set Up Your Squeeze Page 

The first thing you'll need is a domain name and web hosting.

See these lenses:

How To Choose A Domain Name

How To Choose A Web Host

The next thing you're going to need is an autoresponder. I've tried one or two, and the only one I recommend is AWeber.

You'll also need a web page editor. There's no sense in going out and buying DreamWeaver; there are free tools which are perfectly adequate. I like SeaMonkey; many people seem to like Nvu.

Finally, you'll need an FTP client. This is just a program which lets you copy files from your computer to your web host. It's basically similar to the Windows Explorer - you can move files in either direction, delete files and so on. I use Filezilla; you might prefer SmartFTP.

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