5 Important Elements Of Squeeze Page

Your squeeze page will have several different elements:

Headline 

Your headline needs to grab attention while also describing the main thing your readers will learn from the product. For example, “Discover the Hidden Health Secrets that Lead to Effortless Weight Loss!” is an option for a weight loss product.

Bulleted List

The bullet points will provide a bit more information about what your readers will find in the download when they start to read it. You should keep these short and stick to four or five. Don’t give too much information away!

Subscription Box

Without this, people won’t be able to subscribe to your mailing list. You have two options here. You can simply ask for the person’s email address, or you can ask for the person’s name and email address. Asking for the name will enable you to add a personalized touch to the email, which like we’ve said before is key to relationship building.

Submit Button

This is the button people click to submit their information and join your list—for the first opt-in. Though they will have to confirm again to actually be subscribed, this is an important part of your squeeze page. While you can leave the default “submit” button, changing the text to read something like, “Click Here to Continue” or “Click for Instant Access” will increase your opt-in rate.

Privacy statement

To put your customers at ease, you should consider adding a line to the squeeze page that tells people you will keep their information confidential. Otherwise, they may be afraid that you’ll sell their email address and leave them victim to floods of spam. Something simple such as: “Your privacy is important to me, and you’ll never have to worry about your information being sold, rented, or given to anyone else, because I, like you, hate spam!”

If you need a little help getting started, there are several squeeze page templates online that you can purchase them or just hire a freelancer to design a special squeeze page.