eb host, then upload to your web site using your web host’s ftp – and now you have a squeeze page.

5) Send traffic to your squeeze page. The way I like to do it is to write articles like this and submit them to ezinearticles.com, and they promote my page – it is pretty cool. Oh, and add in your squeeze page url to the article so people can find you.

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No offense intended – I still feel like an idiot sometimes! But the bottom line is, you can make money with list building even if you are an idiot. You really just have to learn a few basics, figure out how to use some kind of web site creator, squeeze page creator, and/or html editor – learn the basics of list building – and you are off to the races.

And that isn’t even as hard as it sounds.

Here are some basic steps, and I am assuming you don’t even have a web site.

1) Find a web host that allows you to upload html directly using some html editor that they furnish. Be sure that they also have an ftp tool you can use – no sense in buying all that stuff extra when for a few bucks a month more, you can get it all in one place, and that way when you don’t understand something, you can just make one phone call – your web host, and then can tell you how to fix whatever it is.

2) Find a squeeze page builder. Just google squeeze page builder and you should be able to find one fast – there should be several free ones, too.

3) Get an autoresponder – I use aweber, they just charge me a fee every month and they keep track of all my emails, and make sure they get through, and keep me whitelisted with the email companies – that’s worth something right there.

4) Put it all together – put the web form html from aweber into your squeeze page builder, it will spit out html code for the squeeze page, then copy and paste that into the html editor from the web host, then upload to your web site using your web host’s ftp – and now you have a squeeze page.

5) Send traffic to your squeeze page. The way I like to do it is to write articles like this and submit them to ezinearticles.com, and they promote my page – it is pretty cool. Oh, and add in your squeeze page url to the article so people can find you.

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even as hard as it sounds.

Here are some basic steps, and I am assuming you don’t even have a web site.

1) Find a web host that allows you to upload html directly using some html editor that they furnish. Be sure that they also have an ftp tool you can use – no sense in buying all that stuff extra when for a few bucks a month more, you can get it all in one place, and that way when you don’t understand something, you can just make one phone call – your web host, and then can tell you how to fix whatever it is.

2) Find a squeeze page builder. Just google squeeze page builder and you should be able to find one fast – there should be several free ones, too.

3) Get an autoresponder – I use aweber, they just charge me a fee every month and they keep track of all my emails, and make sure they get through, and keep me whitelisted with the email companies – that’s worth something right there.

4) Put it all together – put the web form html from aweber into your squeeze page builder, it will spit out html code for the squeeze page, then copy and paste that into the html editor from the web host, then upload to your web site using your web host’s ftp – and now you have a squeeze page.

5) Send traffic to your squeeze page. The way I like to do it is to write articles like this and submit them to ezinearticles.com, and they promote my page – it is pretty cool. Oh, and add in your squeeze page url to the article so people can find you.

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ce, and that way when you don’t understand something, you can just make one phone call – your web host, and then can tell you how to fix whatever it is.

2) Find a squeeze page builder. Just google squeeze page builder and you should be able to find one fast – there should be several free ones, too.

3) Get an autoresponder – I use aweber, they just charge me a fee every month and they keep track of all my emails, and make sure they get through, and keep me whitelisted with the email companies – that’s worth something right there.

4) Put it all together – put the web form html from aweber into your squeeze page builder, it will spit out html code for the squeeze page, then copy and paste that into the html editor from the web host, then upload to your web site using your web host’s ftp – and now you have a squeeze page.

5) Send traffic to your squeeze page. The way I like to do it is to write articles like this and submit them to ezinearticles.com, and they promote my page – it is pretty cool. Oh, and add in your squeeze page url to the article so people can find you.

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fee every month and they keep track of all my emails, and make sure they get through, and keep me whitelisted with the email companies – that’s worth something right there.

4) Put it all together – put the web form html from aweber into your squeeze page builder, it will spit out html code for the squeeze page, then copy and paste that into the html editor from the web host, then upload to your web site using your web host’s ftp – and now you have a squeeze page.

5) Send traffic to your squeeze page. The way I like to do it is to write articles like this and submit them to ezinearticles.com, and they promote my page – it is pretty cool. Oh, and add in your squeeze page url to the article so people can find you.

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eb host, then upload to your web site using your web host’s ftp – and now you have a squeeze page.

5) Send traffic to your squeeze page. The way I like to do it is to write articles like this and submit them to ezinearticles.com, and they promote my page – it is pretty cool. Oh, and add in your squeeze page url to the article so people can find you.

If what you just read sounded like greek or some other unknown language to you – no worries, just jump in – it is much easier than it sounds.