Chances are, you've been confused by this same thing that one of the members of the Squeeze Page Cash Machine webinar wrote me about.
It seems that there were lots of websites he went to — websites with squeeze pages — where he'd opt in. But if he didn't buy right away and came back a day or two later to make his purchase, he'd be forced to opt in again.
He wanted to buy, but couldn't!
Has that ever happened to you?
The people who own websites like that really aren't thinking about the customer. If they WERE thinking about their customer, they'd understand that she is unlikely to opt in a second time. In fact, it's likely that she'll be angry enough to never come back.
What you and every marketer needs to do is make your website slippery — a greased up, steep slide from "I have a need" to "I've got my solution — and I paid for it happily!" Forcing someone to opt-in a second time stops the customer in her tracks.
When they come back, they should blaze right past the squeeze page — never even see it — and end up right where they were after they opted in the last time.
So how do you do that?
It takes a little bit of programming work, but in the style of the rest of the Squeeze Page Cash Machine Course, I made it easy. REAL EASY.
I've created a short video that shows you exactly how to do this. And I've included sample pages with the programming already included, so if you can manage to copy and paste, you can add this feature to your website, too (in about 5 minutes).
You're missing out on sales if you don't have this working for you.
If you're already a member of the Squeeze Page Cash Machine webinar series, you'll find it in the FAQ section of the site. If you're not yet a member, here are three pieces of VERY GOOD NEWS for you.
**A Third of the Tuition?**
If you've balked at this webinar series because $97 was a little out of your "easy decision" budget, here's some good news for you.
For a limited time, you can enroll in the Squeeze Page Cash Machine webinar for just $33.
You can log in and watch the two sessions we've already completed — one on creating your squeeze page, and one on adding Tracking and Testing. Plus you'll get the video on getting your customers right to the sales page, and all the other bonus videos there that will help you sign up more visitors to your list.
If Squeeze Page Cash Machine not everything you expect, and if it doesn't help you either put up your first squeeze page or improve your current pages, then just let me know and you'll get a quick and easy refund.
But my guess is that you'll see how easy I make this for you, and you'll stick around for the stream of additional video-how-to bonuses that I keep making for the members. If that's the case, your next two $33 payments will be processed automatically 30 days apart.
Easy?
Here's where you can enroll with the 3-Easy plan.
http://www.SqueezePageCashMachine.com/3easy
**Final Session This Tuesday**
We're doing LIVE Squeeze Page Hotseats this Tuesday in a Bonus Webinar. Selected members of the course are submitting their finished Squeeze Pages, and we're going to do a lightning round of Hotseats.
From what I've seen so far, there are a few that are stellar examples of good squeeze pages. But most of them have made some very typical, often overlooked errors that can cost them a LOT of opt-ins (and sales). The good thing is that they're mostly very easy to fix, and the marketers who made them are going to find out exactly how to fix them LIVE during the session.
Chances are, your squeeze pages will start out with these same problems.
You'll see exactly how to fix them, and get your squeeze page converting at 25, 40, or even 50 percent in no time.
http://www.SqueezePageCashMachine.com/3easy
How much would that affect your business?
To Your Success,
–Mark Widawer
P.S. If your squeeze page had some easy-to-fix problems that were reducing your sales every day, would you want to know about it?
Then sign up now, in time for Tuesday's hotseat webinar — and take advantage of the 3Easy plan, too. But do it fast, because 3Easy ends on Tuesday when the Live webinar ends.
I hope to see you on the call.