anthonywales
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- Jun 14, 2013
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can you apply this with amazon affiliate? do you auto play the video on page load? thanks
Landing Pages Make Money!
- Thread starter BassTrackerBoats
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- Mar 10, 2010
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For a Landing page I just use the methods I mention above... I do not do any SEO, onsite or off site. Others with more experience may operate differently and probably know more than I do but that is my method for the one page lander.
If I hit 65% I am satisfied generally and 10% that turn into buyers is fine by me as well.
Yes you can and I always do auto play on the video.
Affiliate income is a part of the whole revenue stream that I like to generate. I won't put my eggs in one basket with IM as that is a recipe for failure. I do a variety of things when it comes to my personal sites and landing pages is actually a small piece of the pie.
I'm really more of a build authority site guy for my personal sites but I do like to mix it up some and thus my testing with squeeze pages and finding some nice benefits $ wise there.
Facebook Agent BM
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Landing page really works,My favorite landing page structure is video, an intro clip is on the left and call to action statment is on the right. These simple format work and bring highest conversion rate.
jebuskrust
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- Jan 19, 2013
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From my own experience the best way forward is to build anticipation to the list.
One month or three weeks before the "release date" or "your announcement", try building up with small messages.
Go on Fiverr, hire one hot looking chick making you 3 videos, asking her to read some slides or give her a nice script.
That we are building this course, or to make it look like a nice review.
In your messages, tell your audience that you will have this offer available for only 24-48 hours or "the first 25 on first come first served basis".
People by definition, they hate missing up on things and they will hurry up to signup and be part of whatever is that you are doing.
One month or three weeks before the "release date" or "your announcement", try building up with small messages.
Go on Fiverr, hire one hot looking chick making you 3 videos, asking her to read some slides or give her a nice script.
That we are building this course, or to make it look like a nice review.
In your messages, tell your audience that you will have this offer available for only 24-48 hours or "the first 25 on first come first served basis".
People by definition, they hate missing up on things and they will hurry up to signup and be part of whatever is that you are doing.
raygendary
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- Jun 22, 2014
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How to do this step by step? Can someone explain it to me? im sorry im new to IM 