It did not really make sense to pay a designer to design a squeeze page, especially since they were never cheap. Optimizepress was a savior when it came to building squeeze pages. Coding and publishing, then refreshing the page to see how it looks, all of it was a pain in the wrong place.īut it still was a blessing to people like us who wanted to build their own landing pages and didn’t have the budget to shell out a few hundred dollars to get a designer to design the landing pages. Their version 1.0 was a shortcode based landing page builder.ĭesigning your website using shortcodes wasn’t the easiest thing to do. Optimizepress has gone through a ton of changes since they first launched. Version 2.0 was released a few years back.Īnd finally came Optimizepress 3.0, about a year ago. It was to either hand code the entire page or, use Optimizepress.īut then things changed and the product went through evolution versions in the technical terms. In those days, if you had to build a landing page for your product launch or, website or, even your blog, you only had 2 options. Optimizepress – once the messiah of all marketers.
Since it is some time that these 2 products hit the market, there’s a lot of change and it became imperative that I update it. This Optimizepress Vs Thrive themes comparison post was earlier published on 5th February 2019 as an Optimizepress 3.0 Vs Thrive Architect comparison.
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