Hi Armand,

Thank you so much for putting me in touch with the videos. I
have honestly learned so much from them, I hope you keep
going on to other things. I’ve been told to be very careful
with your opt-in page. Just one thing wrong and you have trouble.
Now I feel more comfortable doing one. Also, I would like to know
more about getting audio. And one more thing,lol I would like to
know more about branding your pages.

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The real deal finally some really good useful information we can use right away. Keep up the good work Armand.

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Hi Armand,
Love the videos, but this one on Opt-In pages seems to be getting cut off in the middle, just as your explaining the common Google Slap myth.
Heather

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Hi Armand,

Just spent a very happy afternoon watching your videos. Tremendous value here and you’ve definitely got a new convert, so thanks for all your work here.

But. Not sure what to do about the google slap. I’ve been running that mass traffic method from your other video since last summer, and feel fairly experienced with it. I have tried it with, and without, many pages hanging off my squeeze page - when there are just a couple of privacy policy/contact pages etc hanging off the opt-in page then the google quality score seems to dip and after a few days impressions nose dive and prices zoom up. (I checked with google support, and they confirmed it was a quality score issue.)

Of course, optimising the page for the keywords doesn’t really work - there is no direct link like this when you are running placement ads. (Or am I missing something critical here?!)

I’m currently running the opt in page with links to my forum and my blog at the very foot of the page, well below the fold. Doing this seems to do wonders for the quality score, and brings impressions up while bringing cost down.

The page currently gets opt ins at about 17% in this format - I sincerely believe if I could reduce choice on the page like you advise this would go much higher - but have you any thoughts on reducing damage to the quality score? I just don’t see the two things you are talking actually about working on the same squeeze page.

Barney

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Armand Says:
“So let me be clear, you should only run your own autoresponder system on your own server like we do, only if you have the resources and the knowledge to manage it yourself.”

I have the knowledge and resources to manage everything on my own server, but I want to know what do you recommend to use? What would fit the criteria (migratable, lol) and also keep the list clean (automatically deal with bounce-backs, etc.)?

Thanks,
-James

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Armand,

Just looking at the Product Padlock opt-in form was an education in itself. Thanks for all the great information.

Antone Roundy
The Guru Stalker

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Thank you Armand for very informative videos.

I don’t currently have an opt-in page but now I know the best format for one and will create one pronto.

You mentioned in the video that the example opt-in page is still being tested. Do you have any comment on how much traffic you need to make the testing results meaningful? Are you using your own proprietary software to perform the testing?

Thank for any hints!
Riley

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I can’t wait to see all of the great content in the paid course.

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Thanks Again Armond,

Succesfully completed Massive traffic technique…………… found cpm reduced when implemented by google.
Redoing another site (creating another category for our Service’s) and will do an Opt in /Landing Page (are they both the same just different termenology?)

Alan

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I’ve noticed your site and see how you are using great keywords and the opt-in section. (Nice flow) I will definitely use the tips Armand has geen giving us and keep in mind of what you said about making the opt-in page spiced up with keywords and information that will help it get indexed.
Thanks again.

To your success,
James Delong