I've been using this bit of code for a while now to optimize all of my squeeze pages. What it does is force the "focus" of the user's browser to the first field of your form, usually "Name" or "Email", after the page is done loading.

To see it in action, check out: http://PaulLoeb.net and notice the blinking cursor.

To get this functionality on your own site, you need to follow these steps:

1. 1 - View the source of your web form and note the "id" of the text box element you want to "focus" on. On my website, it's "awf_field-32380963".
    
2. 2 - Put this code right above your </body> tag (removing the blank spaces in the script tags, and replacing FIELDNAME with the id you found in step 1):
    
   < script type = " text/javascript " > window.onload = function (){ document.getElementById("FIELDNAME").focus(); } </ script >   
3. 3 - Voila! Upload your newly edited file, refresh your browser, and you should automatically be focused on the desired field!

Please let me know if you find this script useful!