1. When promoting an affiliate product, you can use a squeeze page to capture the visitor's contact info and then send the visitor to the affiliate product sales letter.
2. When you write an article and post it to article directories, you can use a link to a squeeze page in the resource box.
3. When you post to your blog you can use the keywords in your post as hyperlinks to a squeeze page that offers more information on the same subject as the post.
4. When you reply to other people's blog posts you can give more information using a link to your squeeze page.
5. You can do ad swaps and your ad can be about a free product, which you give away from a squeeze page.
6. You can use a squeeze page when doing a solo ad. You can used paid advertising to giveaway products with a squeeze page.
7. You can join giveaways and use a squeeze page to build your list.
8. I use a rotator with over 80 squeeze pages in it to giveaway a weekly gift on my blog. example...
9. You can use a squeeze page as an exit popup on your sales letter so when a visitor goes to leave your sales letter without purchasing, you can display a free product with a similar theme or topic as the paid product using a squeeze page to get the visitor's contact information.
10. I also like to use peel ads which sends people to a squeeze page that gives away an eCourse. Heck, I even put these peel ads on my squeeze pages to increase the conversion rates on getting the visitor's contact information.
There are all kinds of ways to use squeeze pages. They are so useful that you only have to use your imagination. I have only touched the surface with the examples above.
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