Affiliate Marketing: Creating a Squeeze Page
Monday, December 8th, 2008
Earlier this year, when I joined Affiliate Cash Secrets By Derrick Van Dyke, one of the main focus of setting up a successful affiliate campaign is actually to create a squeeze or optin page. It’s a type of landing page which you can see an example of one of my affiliate offer early on at freePPCads.biz The purpose of a squeeze page is mainly captured your visitor name and email address before they head on to the merchant site. When I was taught it is extremely important if you are paying for traffic such as Adwords, Yahoo sponsored search, or various form of paid advertising.
Why a Squeeze Page?
The reason for a squeeze page because can either buy the offer or leave the offer totally and buy getting the leads, you can following them up throughout an autoresponder squeeze, and hopefully they will buy. At the end of the day if they don’t you will still have a chance to show them other offers later on which I am currently doing with my private label rights products as well as some affiliate offers as well. So it leaves to how actually you can create a squeeze page for an affiliate offer.
Cookie Pre-loading
After reading the ebook affiliate rescue, they taught a quite “sneaky” method which some merchant may have problem with you…i.e. copy the merchant site entirely and stick your affiliate link in the web copy with a 1 by 1 pixel transparent image. The actual HTML looks like:
[quickcode] <img src=”YourAffiliateLinkHere” height=”1″ width=”1″>[/quickcode]
Indeed I’m doing that today with all my affiliate offer, as examples, you can go to blogtradesecrets.biz and biggestfiresale bonus page but I am necessary copy the merchant but create a simple squeeze or landing page for each offer. The purpose of sticking your affiliate link is with a transparent is important (it’s also known as cookie pre-loading or cookie dropping) because your visitor doesn’t have to go the merchant site before your affiliate is recognized. Well you don’t know what your visitor will do, some may fill up their name and primary email address for your squeeze page form and some may close that page and don’t bother to enter their information! Therefore by pre-loading your cookie with your squeeze or landing page, you increase your chance of getting commission.
Next time I will talk about how to set up a sales funnel so that you know what price range of products that you can market to your list so stay tuned!



