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**edesigner008** · 02-27-2010, 06:47 AM

Hi,

I have been designing squeeze pages or name capture pages for my clients.

Many clients demand that graphics on squeeze pages bring better visitor-to-subscriber rates. Header, footer and cool opt-in box create an impressive page and generate confidence to subscribe.

There are online marketers who insist that squeeze page can have strong call-to-action despite using any graphics. They mean a simple opt-in box and compelling text can complete the subscription.

What has worked well for you – a templated squeeze page or a graphics less squeeze page?

**chrishirst** · 02-27-2010, 06:55 AM

Graphics (if they are done properly) can help focus the users attention on the call to action.

over large flashing or moving images can do the exact opposite.

**robert1971** · 03-02-2010, 06:57 AM

I would suggest that compelling content is number one. Of course good art design can add value.

Thanks.

**marcus deli** · 06-10-2010, 09:18 AM

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Hi,

I have been designing squeeze pages or name capture pages for my clients.

Many clients demand that graphics on squeeze pages bring better visitor-to-subscriber rates. Header, footer and cool opt-in box create an impressive page and generate confidence to subscribe.

There are online marketers who insist that squeeze page can have strong call-to-action despite using any graphics. They mean a simple opt-in box and compelling text can complete the subscription.

What has worked well for you – a templated squeeze page or a graphics less squeeze page?

In my opinion “templates squeeze page”, graphics helps the user to visualized (visual aide) what is the purpose of the pages.

It's like a food on the menu of a certain restaurant, on just by looking on the photo of the menu you can tell or guess the taste of the food.