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Adwords friendly squeeze page

by Kaplan
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I've read a couple of threads on this topic, but got conflicting answers. I have a 1 page site, a single squeeze page, and was wondering who here has experience with Google, how would I make it adwords friendly? To my knowledge, if I add a terms & conditions, disclaimer, about , contact page and maybe add a blog, that would be enough?
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  • Profile picture of the author OldLodgeSkins
    Hi,

    I can't explain directly your question, but what I can tell you is this: you don't want to have ads on your squeeze page. These would act as distractions that would take your visitors away from your page, when its primary purpose is to make them sign up...
    A squeeze page should be straight forward. No distractions.

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  • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
    Originally Posted by Kaplan View Post

    I've read a couple of threads on this topic, but got conflicting answers. I have a 1 page site, a single squeeze page, and was wondering who here has experience with Google, how would I make it adwords friendly? To my knowledge, if I add a terms & conditions, disclaimer, about , contact page and maybe add a blog, that would be enough?
    No, none of this has anything to do with an AdWords-acceptable squeeze page.

    PM me your page and I'll take a quick look. I will say that I'm 95% certain that your page is no good for AdWords without even looking at it though.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kaplan
      Originally Posted by wolfmmiii View Post

      No, none of this has anything to do with an AdWords-acceptable squeeze page.

      PM me your page and I'll take a quick look. I will say that I'm 95% certain that your page is no good for AdWords without even looking at it though.
      Yes I'm 100% certain it's not Adwords acceptable as right now it's a 1 page website with solely a squeeze page, a similiar one had got my past Adwords account banned, so I want to guarantee this one. I haven't added any of the pages I've mentioned above yet. I just want a clear definite guide as to how to make it cool with Adwords.
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      • Profile picture of the author Kaplan
        Ultimately it's down to user experience right?
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        • Profile picture of the author tryinhere
          Originally Posted by Kaplan View Post

          Ultimately it's down to user experience right?
          no, it is down to giggles guidelines
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          • Profile picture of the author alphadude
            Adwords want sites that are 'meaty' and not thin. Plus sites that had a brand and authority in their field.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kaplan
    Ok well Adwords policy says the sole purpose of my site should not be to capture user details. So what I gather from this is that I should have extra pages on my site with related content. Anyone have a good example of a Adwords friendly site with their squire page as the landing site?
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  • Profile picture of the author Kaplan
    oops I meant squeeze page not squire lol
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  • Profile picture of the author Exel
    You should have content on your squeeze page, in the form of articles and pictures.
    Have a navigation bar, with links to pages like home, about us, products, testimonials
    and such. Avoid having big money claims and hype on your page.

    It helps to have a logo that shows to Google that you are a real business.

    In the footer you should have a link to your privacy policy, terms of service, and
    'contact us' page, with your address, email, and phone number.

    Hope that helps.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kaplan
      Originally Posted by Exel View Post

      You should have content on your squeeze page, in the form of articles and pictures.
      Have a navigation bar, with links to pages like home, about us, products, testimonials
      and such. Avoid having big money claims and hype on your page.

      It helps to have a logo that shows to Google that you are a real business.

      In the footer you should have a link to your privacy policy, terms of service, and
      'contact us' page, with your address, email, and phone number.

      Hope that helps.
      OK cool. That sounds about right and logical I guess. I hate the idea of having to add articles and content on my squeeze page which detracts from the purpose of my squeeze page in the first place, but if Google says so I'll have to if I want adwords I guess.

      Btw, do you have any good examples of squeeze pages that use adwords?
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      • Profile picture of the author Exel
        Originally Posted by Kaplan View Post

        OK cool. That sounds about right and logical I guess. I hate the idea of having to add articles and content on my squeeze page which detracts from the purpose of my squeeze page in the first place, but if Google says so I'll have to if I want adwords I guess.

        Btw, do you have any good examples of squeeze pages that use adwords?
        I agree that content can distract visitors from opting-in but that's how it is.

        Here are two examples I found with a quick search, not the best of
        examples but you get the idea (not affiliated with these sites):

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  • Profile picture of the author KevinW
    More content can also help your list a lot. In many cases for me my best squeeze pages have a lot of content. And by "best" I mean the squeeze pages that produce the most sales. May not build the biggest list but it often can mean a high quality list of potential customers for your product/service.
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  • Profile picture of the author joelpoche
    I would like to help me with some adwords campaigns
    my skype user is: joelpoche
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