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Encouraging your prospect to put his name and email for more info builds your email list and allows you to build a relationship with your new prospect that may last for years to come.

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They may buy this program or that from you or none at all. But it’s important to know that using a long sales page instead of a short one may kill this opportunity to build your list.

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Use a short capture page that collects your prospects’ name and email FIRST, then let the autoresponder message series and web pages share the details.

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Word of caution: Don’t make the capture page too short! There has to be just ENOUGH info to give them incentive to sign up!

And remember, not every rule works all the time and its even possible that the odd long sales page scattered here and there may have an effect. Sometimes you have to stir things up and catch people’s attention. Its good to test your pages and find out which ones are your best sellers. I use my best sellers as my most shown “meat and potatoes” pages and my others as the “icing on top” pages scattered here and there among the bunch (and not shown quite as often) just to stir curiosity and interest.

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Most important TIPS:

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1. Give away incredible free incentives to opt in to your mailing list. Often the biggest thing people want is TRAFFIC for their ads. So show them where to get it for free!

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2. Be persistent to try out and change your splash pages to see what links give you the best results.

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Interested in building your own splash pages? Start here.

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Albie Derbyshire

SailingwithAlbie@gmail.com

877-521-5505

626-379-5692