How is your website growing?

To explain what hosting is, I want you to think about your hotel, specifically the physical place where your hotel is located, as well as possibly you are paying rent for this physical space, which is necessary for your hotel to exist, hosting is that rent that you must pay so your website visitors can find you, basically if you do not pay the rent for your hotel you cannot operate, just as if you do not have a hosting, your website will not be visible on the Internet. A hosting is the space where the data that builds your website is stored, and that must be available quickly and efficiently every time a visitor wants to access the site, but the hosting not only serves to host your page, it also protects the data it contains, this safeguards the information on your site in case an error occurs. To measure the size of the space you need, think, for example, about the number of rooms your hotel has, the more guests you expect to visit you, the more rooms you need, the same happens with the hosting, the more visitors you receive on your website, the more storage capacity you require, and what is better than having the option to expand the space of your hotel as you expect to receive more guests, in the same way you can choose a type of hosting that expands as your visits to your website grow.

We have talked about the importance of creating databases that allow you to carry out different marketing strategies to capture potential customers. Today I want to talk to you about a strategy that you can apply to your website, and that is the creation of a squeeze page, which is a type of landing page that is used exclusively to capture emails, in order to create a database that allows you to apply inbound marketing strategies to attract potential customers. What you should include in a squeeze page: 1. A call to action or CTA: Have a single button that clearly indicates the action that the user must take to get what they want. Like "I want the coupon" or "I want to subscribe". 2. Write an attractive text: The introductory text must be interesting and concise, it must offer a promise that is attractive enough for users to be willing to deliver their data. 3. Use images or colors that stand out: Use visual elements that stand out from the content of your page, this will make your page visitors stop at your squeeze page. 4. Implement A/B tests: Test your squeeze page to improve your conversions, vary elements to see what your audience likes the most. Example such as a pop-up: