Can Magic Marketing Words Get You a 90% Conversion Rate? YES!
Study These Magic Marketing Words
I have to admit that I am very skeptical anytime someone tells me that they have built a squeeze page where they are seeing a 90% sign-up rate.
However, Mike Morgan is a world class copywriter, and he just told me at JV Alert Live that one of his squeeze pages actually converts at 90%.
What is even better is that he was willing to show me the page that actually delivers this for him.
Once you look at his page, you will notice a couple of things:
a) It is UGLY – which once again proofs that it is copy and not design that sells
b) It is not conventional – instead of being very short, the squeeze page is almost 5 pages long
c) The squeeze page loads audio on default – and there is no easy way to turn the audio off (you have to scroll all the way down the bottom of the page to find the mute button)
Most importantly, you will notice that the copy is dead on! Obviously, the traffic that arrives to this page is pre-qualified… it got here from SEO, from articles that Mike had submitted, etc.
However, having a 90% conversion rate is something truly remarkable, so take a look at the image below and go and check out Mike’s web site at:
maybe it help to convert in 90% when you give something free… it is funny that you didnt tell this on your article
maybe it help to convert in 90% when you give something free… it is funny that you didnt tell this on your article
You know it’s a decent pitch when the guy almost makes you ignore the fact that his generosity has been extended since 2006.
That’s the only thing that most people who do these pitches miss out on. Leave the date out of the pitch, or update it to the current year. Don’t allow doubt to seep in, or allow the analytical types to bust your piece based on minutiae.
That being said, I’m signing up for the list.
You know it’s a decent pitch when the guy almost makes you ignore the fact that his generosity has been extended since 2006.
That’s the only thing that most people who do these pitches miss out on. Leave the date out of the pitch, or update it to the current year. Don’t allow doubt to seep in, or allow the analytical types to bust your piece based on minutiae.
That being said, I’m signing up for the list.
90% is amazing, but it would be cool to know how well it converted in the US vs the UK
I work in the UK and I think there’s no chance it’d work as well here, but you can’t argue with statistics
Sarah
90% is amazing, but it would be cool to know how well it converted in the US vs the UK
I work in the UK and I think there’s no chance it’d work as well here, but you can’t argue with statistics
Sarah
Thats are very great
thanks for share
Thats are very great
thanks for share
Fantastic post
Fantastic post