What Brings Bigger Results | Squeeze Pages v. Blogs
Published on October 23, 2014
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I've seen lively discussion about this online, and it's a question that a lot of internet marketers seem to disagree with one another over.
Do you get better results with a squeeze page or a fully stocked blog?
Some people swear by a squeeze page, others by a blog. So, which is it?
Well, it depends on what your goal is.
Squeeze pages can grow a list very quickly, so if your measurement of success is the number of opt-ins, then you would be very happy with squeeze pages and the results that come from that.
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Blogs can build a list as well, but not as quickly as a squeeze page will. Squeeze pages peak the curiosity of your prospects, but offer few details.
Blogs more or less share the whole story (or at least most of it). Opt-ins through a blog are more likely to generate profit for you, because they have a greater idea of what is going on. The content you offer them brings bigger results in the long-run.
This is not to say that squeeze pages aren't good, or aren't effective. They are fantastic, and can show your creativity and personality.
But, if you don't get results RIGHT away from your blog, remember the long term results that come from it.
A list is important........profit is even MORE important. Your blog shows who you are, people can connect with that! There is a much higher conversion rate with blogs.
Stay encouraged if things are just a little slow at first. You are making the long term play. GO YOU!
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