How To Make A Squeeze Page-Part 1
August 5, 2008 by Jerry
Filed under Other Stuff, Videos
How To Make A Squeeze Page-Part 1
Squeeze pages are a vital step when trying to build your opt-in list in any niche market. Making and designing a squeeze page is not hard to do, you just have to know what tools to use. Over the next four days, I will post various step by step videos showing you how to make and design a squeeze page. These videos will go over designing the landing page, slicing, and coding it. This step by step video series is great for both beginner and advanced designers.
If you are reading this via email or feed, be sure to click on the post link to check out the four day video series.
Please let me know what you think.
this looks promising. i will try to watch the video later today, becasue right now trying to watch the video stresses my computer resources.. :\
I’ve been looking for exactly this. I will be going away for the weekend to a wedding (yay open bar) so I’m going to be checking out your videos during my downtime.
I’ll let you know how my progress goes.
Elijah,
let me know if it was helpful.
Thanks.
I wish you had put what software you were going to demonstrate in the text before the video. I don’t have Photoshop or Dreamweaver. I wouldn’t have watched the video had I known it was on software I don’t own and won’t be buying.
The video also crashed my computer. Not sure why, but it seems to have done the same on a few other machines.
Great presentation, but way above my head and my skill level. I’ll hire this out if I need it done.
Sherri
Jerry,
I’ll link this from my blog but would like this page to also have subsequent links for part 2, 3 and so on. Would it be possible?
I don’t want to just link to your main domain and when a visitor gets there, it’s something else so I’d like to link to this page.
What version of Dreamweaver is this? And how do you get that side bar on the left of your screen? the one that allows you to color the background, and crop things, etc. Just curious. I would like to get started, but I can’t even find that toolbar set. Thanks.
William,
The tool bar you are referring to is in photoshop and not in dreamweaver.
oh… thanks.. i feel stupid now. Ill check that out rofl.
this is Photoshop CS3. Gud for creating graphics. You can then transfer the PSD file to be able to be accessed by dreamweaver for adding content and also your opt in box if your thinking of capturing leads.