
Welcome to this tutorial on creating a squeeze page from scratch. In this training, we will walk you through the process of building a compelling opt-in form that will help you grow your email list. To get started, there are a few tools and resources you will need listed below:
Step 1: Gathering the Necessary Tools
To begin, make sure you have an autoresponder and a website hosting service in place. These tools are essential for managing your email list and hosting your squeeze page.
Step 2: Setting Up Notepad or Notepad++
Install Notepad++ or use the regular Notepad software to create and edit your code. Notepad++ offers additional features that can enhance your coding experience.
Step 3: Obtaining FTP Server Information
Contact your hosting company to obtain your FTP server login information. You will need your host name, username, password, and protocol to connect to your server using FileZilla.
Step 4: Creating the Squeeze Page
Navigate to a website like example.com, right-click, and select "View Source." Copy the entire source code from the top to the bottom and paste it into your Notepad or Notepad++.
Step 5: Saving the Squeeze Page
Save the file on your desktop or preferred location. Name it something like "opt-in-test2.html," ensuring that you include "opt-in" in the file name.
Step 6: Customizing the Squeeze Page
Remove unnecessary div tags, links, and styles from the source code, leaving only the content you want to include on your squeeze page. Save your changes periodically.
Step 7: Adding Opt-In Form Code
Obtain the opt-in form code from your autoresponder service (e.g., Aweber or GetResponse). Paste this code into your Notepad or Notepad++ below the body tag.
Step 8: Uploading the Squeeze Page
Connect to your server using FileZilla and upload the saved HTML file to your website folder. Rename it as needed to fit your desired URL structure.
Step 9: Styling the Squeeze Page
To customize the appearance of your squeeze page, you can modify the background color, text color, and even add an image. Refer to resources like W3Schools for guidance on CSS styling.
Step 10: Testing and Refining
After making changes to your squeeze page's code or styling, upload the updated version to your server and test it in different browsers. Make adjustments as needed until you achieve the desired look and functionality.
By following these ten steps, you have successfully created a squeeze page from scratch. Remember to continuously test and refine your squeeze page to optimize its performance in capturing leads and growing your email list. With your newfound knowledge, you can now create effective and engaging squeeze pages tailored to your specific needs. Happy designing!
Remember, this blog post is a summary of Mark Dwaynes video, and for more detailed information, it is recommended to watch the complete training series on affiliate marketing provided by MarkDwayne.com.
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