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SEO for Squeeze Pages

24 November 2009

As online marketers, the most important job we have is building our lists. To do that, the generally accepted tool is the squeeze page, which is nothing more than a headline, a few benefit-laden bullet points, and an optin box. Some squeeze pages might be fancier (as Frank Kern would say), and some are just really simple and still get the job done. But even if you have video, two optin boxes, and a really snazzy looking page, it’s still a squeeze page.

To search engines, it’s that proverbial sow’s ear.

Search engines live or die based on the quality of content it delivers. So, that’s what they’re most interested in seeing — good, quality content that enhances their users’ experience.

So, how can you turn your squeeze sow into an elegant purse? continue reading »

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