5 Best Opt-In Strategies PDF
5 Best Opt-In Strategies PDF
5 Best Opt-In Strategies PDF
Any business needs to take lead generation seriously! Building your list of
potential clients and monetizing that list equals consistent, recurring revenue
for you and your business 24/7, 365 days a year!
This means you need to be a ROCKSTAR at lead generation, and this strategy
guide will help you do just that.
You can use opt-in forms on your website, social media, landing/sales pages,
blogs, and lead magnets to collect contact information from prospective
clients, and maintain a connection with them over time.
Many people believe that your website sidebar is the only real place to
generate leads, but in today’s vast digital marketing environment, that couldn’t
be further from the truth.
This strategy will cover 5 of the most effective places to launch your opt-in
forms to generate your first 1,000 leads in no time.
Why?
Because people are on their social media constantly, way more often than
they are checking emails or visiting external websites. This means a much
larger potential for potential consumers to see your ad and opt-in.
You can generate leads on almost any social media platform, however,
Facebook tends to be the most efficient place businesses generate leads.
more than 2.45 billion people use Facebook every month—making it the
social media platform with the largest population. Facebook also offers
some of the sharpest tools to collect leads on its platform.
Before we get into the different types of lead ads you can run on social
media, it is important that we cover some foundational work here.
The first step you must take to make any of the following strategies work
is to optimize your profile and add contact information. You need to
make sure that your profile speaks about you in a way that establishes
value and credibility to your advertisements.
If you clicked on a sign up form, but then went to the social media page
and there was nothing available, would you be willing to offer up your
precious, personal information?
Make sure that any customer who wants to do a little digging about you or
your brand or services can quickly and easily reach information about you
via a complete, well written profile. Your profile should provide a means
for customers to contact you, sign up for your newsletter or email list,
links to your blog or website (if applicable). And remember, before you
add contact details to your profile, make sure you’re able to support
customer inquiries—whether by phone, email, Messenger, or some other
means.
Your “about” section should be robust, and should succinctly explain who
you are, what you do, and a little bit about your mission statement or your
goals. Adding a personal touch tends to work wonders, and remember,
keeping it short matters!
Since they are owned by the same company, it makes sense that
Instagram would offer lead ads designed to help marketers collect
information.The key to successful Instagram lead ads are good
VIDEO CONTENT. In previous trainings we have discussed how to
create 30 second videos that grab attention quickly, so utilizing a
combination of short, powerful videos and videos, you can generate
leads like a pro from instagram!
You can create Message ads and Sponsored InMail ads on the
platform. And much like its Facebook and Instagram counterparts,
you can use LinkedIn profile information to pre-fill sections on your
forms - which means less work for your customers and more
potential conversions for you!
Your privacy statement should be visible on your opt-in forms and appear
before the lead signs up.
As you can see, we assure the potential client that their information is
secure, and that it will never be sold or shared to another company.
This is important because more so than ever, customers care about their
privacy. This is why having a clear privacy statement is important - a good
statement can increase your lead generation by up to 19%!
Lead magnets work so well because of their great versatility. You can send
your subscribers PDF downloads, worksheets, brainstorming ideas, videos
or whatever you feel will provide a reasonable value in exchange for
engagement with your list.
There’s no limit to what you can do if it’s valuable, and lead magnets
continue to prove to be a crucial part of any lead generation or opt-in
strategy.
Here is an example of a free PDF download that Ted McGrath Brands has
created to generate leads in the past:
There is another type of pop up that can truly provide real value to you
and your list - these are called Exit Intent Pop-ups.
An Exit intent pop up is a form that pops up on a designated page when a
user attempts to navigate away from that page.
If your initial opt-in form doesn’t work, an exit intent pop up gives you ONE
last chance to swoop in and offer your free gift or other incentives in
exchange for a conversion.
Exit intent pop ups most commonly include headlines with a sense of
urgency, and include language such as WAIT, STOP, BEFORE YOU GO, etc.
which makes the user pause and consider if they really want to skip out on
whatever incentive you’re offering.
Every single part of your opt-in should be tested, and tested regularly.
Have headline text on your opt-in form? Run a 50/50 test to compare data
and see how different variations of your headlines can improve your
conversion rate.
As you can see, there are plenty of methods and ways you can approach
opt-in strategies, so there are a plethora of ways in which you can change
ONE part of your copy (to reduce variables) and then test for which
performs better. And don’t forget, test only ONE change in your opt-in
pages at a time! That way you can always know, for certain, the reason for
an increase or decrease in conversions.
Headlines
CTA button
Text
Privacy Statement
Images
Number of fields for the
user to fill out
Colors
Incentives offered