What is the difference between a Squeeze Page and a Landing page?
A squeeze page is a page designed to get people to opt in to your web/blog site. Your squeeze page should have an opt in box linked to your Auto responder so that people can join your list. You can add a free gift or report for people to join your list. If done correctly you can soon grow a list of subscribers to your web site or blog.
Landing page
A landing page is any page on a website where traffic is sent specifically to prompt a certain action or result. Here are a few examples of ways that landing pages are used with various traffic sources:
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Traffic is sent from a pay per click (PPC) search marketing campaign (such as Google AdWords) to multiple landing pages optimized to correspond with the keywords the searcher used.
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Traffic is sent from a banner ad or sponsorship graphic to a landing page specifically designed to address that target audience.
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Traffic is sent from a link in an email to a landing page designed to prompt a purchase or other action.
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Traffic is sent from a blog post or sidebar link to a landing page that pre-sells affiliate products or encourages an opt-in to a sub-list.
Both pages are very important to a web site or blog. There are variouse sorts of Landing pages such as
Adwords Landing pages
SEO landing pages
Clickbank Landing pages
But they all have something in common they ask the visitor to do something or put it another way a “Call to action “. I hope this tip helps you understand the difference between these pages. I have added a link to a site where you can get a free landing page template
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