QuickPages

This is a step-by-step tutorial on how to use the main features within QuickPages.

To begin with, create a GetResponse account if you haven’t already. They have a 30 day free trial with no credit card required.

For those that don’t know, GetResponse is an email marketing platform. They’ll manage your subscribers and handle email delivery.

Although there isn't a problem with promoting your landing page through our domain, some intermediate and advanced marketers prefer having their personal domain name displayed in the search bar.

In the online business world the only way to succeed is to increase conversions. Optimizing your business is the only way to survive.

A common myth is that “conversions” simply include the percentage of prospects that become customers. However, it’s far more than that.

If you have an active email list - regardless of the size - you can sell solo ads. By definition, they are an advertisement which you sell to another entrepreneur in your industry. For an agreed-upon lump-sum of money, you typically dedicate an entire email (provided by the buyer) to his or her purchased advertisement. Sometimes clicks are guaranteed by the seller while at other times they are not (however you can usually predict a ballpark range for the amount of people that will see and click on the advertisement based on your list size and engagement).

We’re very excited about this feature as many have been asking for it!

We’re proud to introduce that you are no longer forced to connect your landing page with an autoresponder.

You now have the option of collecting email addresses and leads into an excel file that you can conveniently download at any time.

Below you will find a media kit that you can reference if you are writing a story about us.

Our friends at 1WD.tv (a company dedicated to helping others find and use efficient software) have made a promotional/explanatory video of how QuickPages works and the simplicity of getting started with it.

This post is a documentation of our experience on BetaList. It features a case study, some tips, and will give you an outlook of what to expect when submitting your startup to BetaList.

Established in 2007, BetaList is arguably the most popular beta directory. It is known for helping new tech startups recruit users, gain initial publicity and traction, and get off the ground.

We submitted our startup to their directory around mid December, and I can assure you, it did not disappoint.