Comments on: The Proper Layout for a Squeeze Page http://www.startingsteps.com/internet-marketing/list-building/the-proper-layout-for-a-squeeze-page Tips To Get You Started Profitting Online Tue, 06 Jan 2009 00:59:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Randy The Hermit http://www.startingsteps.com/internet-marketing/list-building/the-proper-layout-for-a-squeeze-page/comment-page-1#comment-88 Randy The Hermit Wed, 09 Apr 2008 10:45:05 +0000 http://www.startingsteps.com/?p=51#comment-88 Hey AH, Like you said, every niche has a different target audience, why would you expect them to all want the same thing? Race car drivers and environmentalist are not going to see things the same way so why would you think they would respond to your page in the exact same way? Test, Test, Test Hey AH,

Like you said, every niche has a different target audience, why would you expect them to all want the same thing?

Race car drivers and environmentalist are not going to see things the same way so why would you think they would respond to your page in the exact same way?

Test, Test, Test

]]> By: TheAntiHype http://www.startingsteps.com/internet-marketing/list-building/the-proper-layout-for-a-squeeze-page/comment-page-1#comment-87 TheAntiHype Wed, 09 Apr 2008 07:07:27 +0000 http://www.startingsteps.com/?p=51#comment-87 What I really like about this post is that unlike everything else you read from the "gurus" it doesn't attempt to tell me there is only one way. Although others suggest testing is required they mainly profess their way is the only way - you must have video; you must have bullets; you must have the opt-in box above the fold, etc etc My background is sales and I know people buy in different ways, depending on their social style - analytical, driver, amiable or expressive. They all have different ways of looking at things. I should have thought this through before, but why would these people relate to a web page in the same way? Thanks Randy - seemigly a short to the point post but a much deeper issue What I really like about this post is that unlike everything else you read from the “gurus” it doesn’t attempt to tell me there is only one way. Although others suggest testing is required they mainly profess their way is the only way - you must have video; you must have bullets; you must have the opt-in box above the fold, etc etc

My background is sales and I know people buy in different ways, depending on their social style - analytical, driver, amiable or expressive. They all have different ways of looking at things. I should have thought this through before, but why would these people relate to a web page in the same way?

Thanks Randy - seemigly a short to the point post but a much deeper issue

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