How To Get Your 30 Day LeadPages Trial For Just $1

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Start your trial here: http://cm.theartofwp.net/lp30trial In this video you'll discover how get a 30 day LeadPages Trial for only $1. I'll show you what's changed since the first video I made showing you how to do this in May 2015, plus I'll give you a quick demonstration of the standard page builder vs the awesome new Drag and Drop builder. Finally, I'll take you through the billing options in your account so at the end of your trial you can select the right plan for you or cancel your LeadPages account easily. It's all here so you can watch the whole video or just jump straight to the part you want to see: 0:35 Pricing Changes 1:35 Starting your 30 Day LeadPages Trial 4:43 Logging in and entering a sub-domain (it's easy) 6:28 Creating Your First LeadPage 7:22 LeadPages Standard Page Builder VS Drag And Drop Builder 9:34 Billing Options Video Transcription (partial) Hi, guys. Andrew from The Art Of WordPress, and in this video I'll to show you how to get a 30-day trial of LeadPages for $1. Now, a lot has changed since the first video I made showing you how to do this, so I've decided to make a second one so it's a bit more relevant. Even though you probably could have figured it out from the first video, LeadPages have completely redesigned their website, pricing has changed, they've added the new drag and drop builder which is why I've decided to remake this video. So if you click the link or the button on this page, you're going to be on the LeadPages' homepage. Now, click on "templates," and then click on "price". That will sort the templates from high to low. So we're looking for the $1 templates, and that probably gives away how we're going to do this. Scroll all the way to the bottom, and depending on how quick your internet connection is, it may take a little bit of time to refresh when you hit the bottom so just keep scrolling. You will find $1 templates, they do still exist. So if you haven't got there, if you're not at the bottom yet or you think you've run out, it's just that your screen hasn't refreshed, so you may have to reload the page. But you can see we're at $7. We're still going. So sometimes it sits like that for a little while but it will refresh. So now we've hit the $1 templates. You'll either hit the $1 templates or you'll come to a section called "free to all LeadPages customers." Now, it doesn't matter which of these templates you purchase. Just pick one of the $1 ones, because when you start your trial you're going to get access to all the templates during your Leadpages trial that you would normally get access to if you were a paying customer anyway. So let's just start with this one. Click on a template, and at the top there's a button that says "purchase for $1", so click on that button. Now, you won't have a LeadPages account yet, so click "no, I don't have a LeadPages account." And you'll see there that you get a full 30 days of LeadPages' standard monthly subscription free. So that's how it works. You purchase a $1 template, and to be able to use the template, you actually need to have the LeadPages' software. So LeadPages throw in a 30 day LeadPages trial free. So as you've just seen, they don't offer that on their site anywhere, but if you know how to do it then you're one of the lucky ones that are actually going to get to try it out because most people come in and they'll have to sign up for the three months standard subscription as the minimum. So they're going to get charged $111 before they've even tried the software out. I don't know how long LeadPages will keep this up. They may decide to take this down at some point in time. So if you're watching this and you did want to try LeadPages out, you're probably best to act now just in case they do take this option away at some point in time. So once you've entered your personal information, just click on, "I have read and agree to the terms of service," and have a quick look at the summary, you'll see the premium LeadPages template which is $1, and you get a standard subscription free for 30 days. So once you're fine with that, click on the "create account" and "purchase template." Once you've done that, LeadPages will send you a getting started email with your account information. So open that email, and in there you'll see your login details. You'll see the login URL, your username and your password. Click on "URL," and then on the login page enter your email address and the password that they gave you and click "sign in." All right. So you'll see the "get started" page, and this is where you need to enter a sub-domain. Now, this could just be your website, what your website is called, your website domain name. It's really just how your URLs are going to look, your links to your LeadPages. In my case, I'm just going to type in "Art Of WordPress."... Full Transcript available at http://theartofwordpress.net/leadpages-trial-transcript