Before you can add a video to an Adcreator.Design squeeze page, you need to pick out a squeeze page template to put in on. Do not attempt to do this with a splash page template. The splash page template does not have the squeeze page features of adding a video and/or an autoresponder code/ lead capture code.

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First save your passwords and login info by reading this blog post.

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Open Firefox in a New Private window and clear the cache and cookies. Learn how to do both of these on these 2 links:

Clear the cookies and cache in Firefox and open AdCreator.Design in a New Private Window in Firefox.

Once you have cleared the cache and cookies in Firefox in a New Private Window, log into AdCreator.Design.

Click on the Browse templates button, on the green menu to the left – second button down.

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A Squeeze page is a Landing page or Lead Capture page designed to get visitors or leads to fill out an opt-in form with their name and email address. Another way to put it is that visitors subscribe to your list where they receive a series of follow up emails about the product or service you are trying to sell. A squeeze page will often have a video or eye-catching graphics, enticing the visitor to stay long enough to sign up to the opt-in list for more information.

Once you are done creating your squeeze page, you can advertise on social networks, traffic exchanges, and opt-in mailers. You can put the HTML on your website as well.

It is necessary to have an autoresponder to place on your squeeze page to collect the names and email addresses of your prospects that you want to write follow-up emails. The autoresponder will automatically send them out after you have set up your follow up emails. Once the autoresponder is set up, it is easy to maintain.

If you are thinking about making a squeeze page of your own, please click over to my AdKreator.com site to make your own from one of our templates, then you can easily make your own and add to your website.
~Barbara

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You need get your viewers to see what you want them to see and feel what you want them to feel with your ads. Understanding color psychology is very important for the success of your Splash, Squeeze, Landing, or Lead Capture Pages.

Understanding the psychology of color in online marketing will help you learn how to engage your viewers into noticing your ads.

We all want to stand out more, so we don’t want to use standard affiliate pages. The reasons why are: no one will notice you; they will not get to know you, like you, and trust you; and they will not click on your pages or sign up to your autoresponder series.
By using persuasive colors on your Landing Pages, Splash Pages in AdCreatorDesign, you will draw the viewers one step closer to clicking on your ads and 1 step closer to a sale.

Even though color is not the most important thing in marketing today, it is imperative that they work with colors while making your ads.

93% of buyers focus on the visual appearance of an ad and just about 85% say that the color was the primary reason for purchase.

This list can vary from people and cultures so is not set in stone. Here is a general list of colors and how they influence people.

Red: sense of urgency, which is good for clearance sales; encourages appetite, used by fast-food chains; stimulates the body, raising blood pressure, heart rate -movement, excitement, and passion.

Blue: preferred color of men – peace, water, tranquility, reliability; sense of security, curbs appetite, stimulates productivity; most common color used by conservative brands looking to promote trust in their products.

Green: health, tranquility, power, nature; used in stores to relax customers, for promoting environmental issues; stimulates harmony in your brain, encourages a balance leading to making decisions.

Purple: royalty, wisdom, respect; problem-solving, creativity; used to promote beauty and anti-aging products.

Orange & Yellow: cheerful colors that promote optimism; yellow can make babies cry, while orange can trigger a sense of caution; used to create sense of anxiety to draw in impulsive buyers and window shoppers.

Black: authority, power, stability, strength; symbol of intelligence, but becomes overwhelming if used too frequently.

Grey: feelings of practicality, old age, and solidarity; too much grey can lead to feelings of nothingness and depression.

White: feelings of purity, cleanliness, safety; used to project an absence of color or neutrality. White space helps spark creativity, an unaltered, clean state.


Use color contrasts to reduce eyestrain that allows readers to focus their attention on specific items. Choosing brighter colors can lead people to feel more energetic, meaning better responses and reactions. If your pages have a lot of information, a darker color will make it easier for them to process all your info.

Don’t forget to brand your pages with your picture as well. People want to get to know a real person – someone they can match a name and face to. People don’t want to deal with a page that doesn’t have a face. This will also help them to get to know, like and trust you more.

If you are thinking about making a splash page of your own, please click over to my AdKreator.com site to make your own from one of our templates, then you can easily make your own and add to your website.
~Barbara

To see more of my blog posts with images and tutorials with screen shots please go to:
http://adcreator.design/dir/wp/