Landing page question

mojdk

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Hi guys..

I just want ask a relatively simple question. I am starting to see some success with clickbank, and want to test some more things out.
When it comes to landing pages, is it "enough" to have a landing page without email submits and stuff, but just a "click-to-see-offer-button"?

Of cause I am not just going to have a blank page with a button, but theoretically speaking? Is it violating any clickbank rules or?
 
A good landing page will have the following

1. good original content that shows the features and benefits of the product
2. A clear call to action (Click Here to Learn More, Click Here type of button)
3. An optin box so you can collect emails, but you have to give them a reason to opt in such as a free guide or something. you can find these on PLR sites or make your own...some vendors supply you with these in their affiliate section)

There are a few other things but this will be a good start for you.

Some choose not to have an opt in but I highly suggest you do so you can sell to the people who did not buy down the road.

Make sure you give than option to see the product with out opting in though, some simply will not give out emails no matter what but still may be a serious buyer

Best of luck,
Ryan
 
Hi Ryan

Thanks for your feedback. My plan all along has been 1 and 2, but I will try without opt-in at first, as the product I am promoting don't seem to the kind of stuff you email people about after, if you know what I mean :-)

So I guess I am trying to say that I just wanted to confirm that I could have a landing page with just 1 & 2, but without number 3.
 
Hey mojdk,

You can make your own landing page and redirect your page to affiliate offer and it will be fine but if you want to put some more effort than you can make a squeeze page and after signing up you can redirect them to your affiliate offer.

Hope this helps.
 
No you are not violating the TOS!
But I recommend you to create a squeeze page with multiple call to action and opt in form. Force the user to believe that it's your own product.
You can ask vendor for a review copy so you can write testimonial easily.
link your call to action directly to CB checkout
 
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