How to Increase Your Squeeze Page Rank in Google Search Results - Top Secret Blueprint Revealed

Squeeze pages are the number one lead generation tool in an e-mail marketer’s arsenal. A squeeze page is a highly focused page designed to persuade people to sign up to receive an e-mail address. Squeeze-pages generally do not have much content: aside from a powerful sales headlines, brief body copy, and an opt-in form, these pages are relatively simply. Search engines rarely rank squeeze-pages highly. This happens for several reasons: first, they lack the content required to boost page rank. Second, squeeze pages rarely have a solid foundation of inbound links.

If you want your squeeze-page to rank highly in the search engines for your target terms, you must optimize the page for the search engine bots without compromising the quality of your sales pitch. Below you’ll find several strategies for improving the page rank of your squeeze page:

• Incorporate a blog into your domain. The blog should not be on your main page, but rather in a sub directory. The added content (and the addition of new content on a regular basis) will earn major brownie points with the search engines without distracting would-be subscribers from your sales pitch.

• Build inbound links to your squeeze-page. Post the link on your social media profiles. Write articles and post them on article syndication sites with a link back to your website. Submit the squeeze-page to directories (you may get some rejections, but you will be accepted to other directories with no problem). Add the site as a favorite on social media sites. Answer questions on a Q and A site like Yahoo! Answers and include your squeeze page URL as a reference. The more inbound links you gain (especially anchor text links), the higher your page rank will climb.

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