With OptinDesign.com, I offer rather a different and new outlook on squeeze page templates. The problem with most squeeze page templates that I see, they are either ugly (some I consider as cheesy — trying to hard to make it look good) or perform poorly.

So I created my own types of squeeze page templates.

Apart from designing them, and putting the website together, I also tested my squeeze page templates. I tested on an existing campaign I had. I did a makeover for that squeeze page with my new designs. Now, the old squeeze page, though I won’t win a design award for it, it was doing quite alright - 19.33% opt-in rate (that means from every 100 visitors, about 19.33 people gave me their name and email address).

Can I top that with my new design? Well, I wasn’t hoping for much, but hey … I did.

The new squeeze page templates did an opt-in rate of 23.56%. I know it’s not ground-breaking, or double the rate or anything like that. Depending on the number of visitors you get a day, that can be a lot. And multiply that by a week, a month, a year… You get the picture, right?

Alright, then there’s another campaign that I did. This time I was testing traffic from Adwords Site-Targeted. I think the source of your traffic also matters and it affects your conversion. I call traffic from advertisements as unendorsed, unlike JVs.

I am no Adwords expert, but I gave a short and created this one campaign targeting a site that I thought would do well. The result? Well, I was amazed myself. The site sent traffic that converts at 30.77% opt-in rate. Not too shabby, eh…

You know what I like about squeeze page templates? Well, they are quick to put together and quick to change. If you have a campaign running on a squeeze page, you should give OptinDesign a try. Who knows, with just this little change, you could be boosting your opt-in rates through the roof.

Oh yeah … one friend who knew that I was working on OptinDesign actually asked me again and again so that he can test my squeeze page with his campaign. This guy has a campaign in the dating niche. Well, I wasn’t sure yet then. I was still running my own tests. But since he was persistent, I let him try it.

What happened? Let’s just say that he’s happy. The old squeeze page went straight to the bin, and my squeeze page stays. I am glad to hear that too, because now I have a success story that is not my own.

And now, I am looking to hear your success story.

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