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Squeeze Pages So Hot, You’ll Leave Home

Posted: August 27th, 2010 | Author: | Filed under: Advertorial | No Comments »

There has been a lot of hoopla lately about video sales letters.  Some say they are the future.  If that’s true, things are  looking long and boring. Some amateur talking head reading a sales letter does not a killer sales presentation make.

It takes skill and money to produce a good infomercial, which is what a video sales letter actually is. That kind of investment is well beyond the reach of most internet marketers.

Video done badly just plain sucks.

We’ll continue to see short videos used to add punch to sales copy instead of 30 minute whole hog video sales presentations. People can afford to do that. Prospects will sit through that.

Videos used to explain technical points in sales copy would be a natural.  A video introducing the creator of a product adds to the trust factor.

Video is effective — no doubt about it.  It is here to stay.

Where video really shines is in the video squeeze page.  It has pow.  It’s brief.  It works.

A good squeeze page tells your prospect what you have, why your prospect needs it, and how to get it.  Anything else is a waste of space and time.

All it takes is a video camera, a short script, and a little chutzpah to make a good video for a squeeze page.

That’s why I was impressed with Red Hot Video Squeeze Page Templates by Dan Nickerson.  His work is professional to the bone — really good looking stuff obviously designed by someone who knows what he’s doing.  All you have to do is plug your video and autoresponder info into the template, write a few lines of copy and ka-ching, an instant squeeze page so slick you’ll want to smack your mama.

Best of all, it’s priced within reach of just about everyone.

I wish I had thought of it first.

Dan Nickerson is Vice President of Ideas (the coolest corporate title I’ve ever heard of) for Joel Comm.  He’s a pro marketer and understands the needs of IMers.  He sells his template package for a measly 47 bucks and throws in enough added value to soften the heart of even the most hardened buyer.

What you really need to do is head over there and see it for yourself.  I think you’ll be impressed, too.

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Be well.

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