one of my lists.

My sales pages convert at about 1% to raw visitors, but nearly 15% of my subscribers have bought one of my two best selling books online. If they had gone to my sales page first, that percentage would probably be about 1%, but since they are on my list, and I am willing to patiently wai

The purpose of a squeeze page is to create an exclusive opportunity for someone to opt in to your list before gaining access to your web site and the information you contain within. By using a squeeze page, you can often achieve up to a 60% conversion rate of visitors into subscribers, whereas with a regular page that includes an opt in box, you will probably be restrained to about 15% on the top end.

You may think that you are losing business by not giving your visitors the option of seeing your web site before they opt in to your list. Sure, you may lose some visitors – in fact, I lose around half of my visitors – but keep this in mind – the ones that subscribe are likely the ones that are most interested in your topic.

Think about this: If they aren’t willing to give you their email address, will they really give you their credit card number? The ones you lose are not your best customers.

On the other hand, the ones that opt in will often buy as soon as they get to your web site, and you will have repeated opportunities to sell to them again. I feel very confident that my success online has been primarily due to my system and that involves forcing everyone who wants to associate with me at all, to opt in to one of my lists.

My sales pages convert at about 1% to raw visitors, but nearly 15% of my subscribers have bought one of my two best selling books online. If they had gone to my sales page first, that percentage would probably be about 1%, but since they are on my list, and I am willing to patiently wait

ge that includes an opt in box, you will probably be restrained to about 15% on the top end.

You may think that you are losing business by not giving your visitors the option of seeing your web site before they opt in to your list. Sure, you may lose some visitors – in fact, I lose around half of my visitors – but keep this in mind – the ones that subscribe are likely the ones that are most interested in your topic.

Think about this: If they aren’t willing to give you their email address, will they really give you their credit card number? The ones you lose are not your best customers.

On the other hand, the ones that opt in will often buy as soon as they get to your web site, and you will have repeated opportunities to sell to them again. I feel very confident that my success online has been primarily due to my system and that involves forcing everyone who wants to associate with me at all, to opt in to one of my lists.

My sales pages convert at about 1% to raw visitors, but nearly 15% of my subscribers have bought one of my two best selling books online. If they had gone to my sales page first, that percentage would probably be about 1%, but since they are on my list, and I am willing to patiently wai

ors – but keep this in mind – the ones that subscribe are likely the ones that are most interested in your topic.

Think about this: If they aren’t willing to give you their email address, will they really give you their credit card number? The ones you lose are not your best customers.

On the other hand, the ones that opt in will often buy as soon as they get to your web site, and you will have repeated opportunities to sell to them again. I feel very confident that my success online has been primarily due to my system and that involves forcing everyone who wants to associate with me at all, to opt in to one of my lists.

My sales pages convert at about 1% to raw visitors, but nearly 15% of my subscribers have bought one of my two best selling books online. If they had gone to my sales page first, that percentage would probably be about 1%, but since they are on my list, and I am willing to patiently wai

hand, the ones that opt in will often buy as soon as they get to your web site, and you will have repeated opportunities to sell to them again. I feel very confident that my success online has been primarily due to my system and that involves forcing everyone who wants to associate with me at all, to opt in to one of my lists.

My sales pages convert at about 1% to raw visitors, but nearly 15% of my subscribers have bought one of my two best selling books online. If they had gone to my sales page first, that percentage would probably be about 1%, but since they are on my list, and I am willing to patiently wai

one of my lists.

My sales pages convert at about 1% to raw visitors, but nearly 15% of my subscribers have bought one of my two best selling books online. If they had gone to my sales page first, that percentage would probably be about 1%, but since they are on my list, and I am willing to patiently wait for them to buy from me over time, around 15% of my subscribers have purchased one of two of my books – and that is in a addition to all the other products they buy from me. That is only possible because I have my list.

Sometimes you have to be simply willing to give up the visitors that will probably never buy from you, in exchange for subscribing the visitors that are most likely to buy from you. You must look at the big picture, not the immediate return.