Fishing Lead Capture - Part Two of Three
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Fishing & Lead Capture: Part Two of Three
Introduction
In the first part of our series, we touched on the basics of capturing leads and converting them into customers. Now, let's delve deeper into the process.
The Art of Bait and Presentation
Driving traffic to your website isn't easy; it requires investment or hard work. So, you certainly don’t want visitors to leave without taking action. Ideally, you want them to purchase, but often that takes more than one visit. To keep your audience engaged, capturing their contact information is essential?"inviting them to join your mailing list is a strategic move.
How to Attract Visitors
Visitors are more likely to share their contact details if you offer something valuable in return. While they're on your site, seize the opportunity?"just like choosing the right bait for fish.
Consider your audience:
- What are they passionate about?
- What problems do they need solving?
- What are their burning desires?
Identify the perfect bait catered to your visitors' interests, and they will bite.
Through collaboration, research, or creating your own resources, develop an offer that appeals to them. Create a lead capture page around this offer.
Learning from Competitors
Experienced fishermen know which bait works for specific fish. Similarly, study your competitors. They’re undoubtedly targeting the same audience. Assess their methods for attracting leads and apply similar strategies to your campaign.
Effective Baits
Consider offering:
- Free software or ebooks
- Contests with prizes
- Product samples
- Helpful tips
Presentation Matters
Simply having the right bait is not enough; presentation is key. Traditional methods like banner ads have their place, but a clean, straightforward lead capture page is more effective.
You've likely seen such pages?"minimal graphics, compelling copy, bullet points, and a sign-up form. Experiment with presentation until you find what resonates. Once you do, only implement minor changes and rigorously test them.
Securing Subscribers
When visitors opt in, ensure they confirm their subscription. This step, though potentially leading to some drop-offs, results in a more engaged list.
On your 'thank you' page, remind them about confirmation:
- "To receive your offer, please confirm your subscription. Check your inbox soon for the confirmation email. This step protects both of us from spam."
- Encourage whitelisting your email address to improve delivery rates.
Testing and Optimization
Ensure your emails pass through spam filters using available software or autoresponder services with built-in testing features.
Conclusion
We've covered baiting, presentation, and securing your leads. Get ready for the final step in part three?"you won't want to miss it!
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