How many of your email user dont confirm?

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    hey guys,

    recently I have been sending loads of visitors to a squeeze page and getting emails in exchange for a guide.

    However only 40% of the people submitting their email actually confirm it.

    Anyone else experience this? My thank you page does state that they need to check their email to confirm
     
    marcusio, Aug 10, 2009 IP
  2. wamm9512

    wamm9512 Active Member

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    I have notice this happening quiet a bit on a forum that I own....
     
    wamm9512, Aug 10, 2009 IP
  3. mikey1090

    mikey1090 Moderator Staff

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    Ensure your confirmation message is personalised and explains why. Make sure you use a good auto-responder so that it won't land in the spam can.
     
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  4. marcusio

    marcusio Peon

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    Thanks mikey, im using aweber at the moment and using their automatic confirmation letter, will look into changing it slightly
     
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    Used to have this issue as well. However I started explaining in detail how to subscribe to the email list. I actually started getting comments like, "Where the f* is your free manual!"

    I assumed people knew how to subscribe to an email newsletter. However, the internet is still growing and there are still people out there who have never been marketed to (yeah I know, seems strange).

    So, make sure you tell them they need confirm on your squeeze page, and once after they enter their email address.
     
    ParthS, Aug 11, 2009 IP