Would this work???

[bizkiller]

:bigear:

okay, so...

when you make a landing page for CPA offer.

like, a poll voting page.

can you move the zip/e-mail submit box from the lead page to the landing page?

so, it could convert better. Help meeee

 

[powell1]

I have wondered about this also. I'm sure if it can be done, it's not easy. If there were some way to iframe a part of a web page, like the container that holds the submit box, or maybe something like this guy did:
Beyond IFrames (JAH, .NET, and CSS - Part II - Wyatt Preul - The Geek Cowboy

I'd be interested to hear a good programmer/developer's thoughts on that too.

 

[xmcp123]

That's pretty common methinks. And yes, it works

 

[bizkiller]

That's pretty common methinks. And yes, it works

is it hard?

 

[xmcp123]

is it hard?

No...you don't have to track the results or anything
{Graphic}
{Question}
{Yes}{No}
Both yes/no link to your offer.

 

[goddfadda]

Beyond IFrames (JAH, .NET, and CSS - Part II - Wyatt Preul - The Geek Cowboy

I only took a glance because .NET makes my eyes bleed, but this technique appears to be loading the external page into memory and then injecting it into his own page. The problem with this method is, all page loads will be done by the same IP address (the server) not the client. This will prob not work out well with zip submits, since I'm guessing they have some type of IP repeat filter. Especially when they get 1000 + submits from one IP address.

 

[bizkiller]

No...you don't have to track the results or anything
{Graphic}
{Question}
{Yes}{No}
Both yes/no link to your offer.

oh, i was talking about the lead submit box on my own landing page. :anon.sml: