The primary purpose of a Squeeze Page is to capture the visitor's Email Address and, Optionally, Their Name. This information is used to build an email list for marketing purposes.

Naming Funnels and Pages Descriptively helps you easily identify the Contents and Purpose of each Funnel or Page without having to open and examine them. This is especially important when managing multiple funnels.

The purpose of a Thank-You or Bridge Page is to Thank Visitors for Opting In, and to Begin to Pre-Sell them on the offer.

A Landing Page should include a Compelling Headline, Subtext, and an Opt-In Form.

It is Recommended to Adjust the Transparency of the Opt-In Form Background to Balance Visibility and Aesthetics, ensuring the Text is Readable against the Background.

The Affiliate Disclaimer informs visitors that the page contains Affiliate Links and that the owner may Earn a Commission if they Click on the Link and Make a Purchase.

The Main Function of the Button on the First Page (the Squeeze Page) is to Submit the Form, Sending the Visitor's Information (Name and Email) and Redirecting them to the Next Step in the Funnel, Usually, the Thank You Page.

The 'Save and Publish' Option in the Email Campaign Allows you to put the Emails that you have created into a Specific Order, Including the Time that you want to Wait (Time Intervals) before each Email is Sent.

A Rule is a Simple, Text-Based Automation that Triggers an Action based on a Specific Event. A Workflow is a More Visual and Advanced Automation System that can Handle More Complex Sequences of Actions. Both Connect the Opt-In Page to an Email Campaign.

Tags are used to Segment Contacts based on the Specific Funnel they came through. This helps you Track the Source of your Contacts and Tailor your Marketing Efforts Accordingly, particularly when Promoting Multiple Offers.