1. Can someone give me the basic code to Iframe a MERCHANT's entire landing page? (without visible margins..scrollable, etc) I know there are issues with QS and what not, but I'm not a pro coder and was just wondering how to do this. I cannot get a straight answer from googling it. 2. Shoe mentioned something about javascript loading an iframe? 3. Also, if someone could also explain how dynamic keywords and iframed pages work. Thanks in advance.
Hmm...It didn't work. I put this: <html> <body> The material below comes from the website http://example.com <iframe src="http://yahoo.com"> Alternative text for browsers that do not understand IFrames. </iframe> </body> </html> Code (markup): and got this: http://feelthesweat.com/test/iframe.php I wanted the result to be the entire page of the source (as though you had gone straight to yahoo) Ideas? (thanks for the response)
Try something like this: <html> <head> <title>Title</title> </head> <body> <div align="center"> <iframe src="http://www.yahoo.com" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" height="1000" width="850"></iframe> </div> </body> </html> Code (markup):
Awesome. Thanks. Quick question: If I put the affiliate link where yahoo.com is now, it will automatically register a click when someone goes to the page correct?
As far as I knew, it's against their tos. Plus the affiliate's site can put in frame breaking code, screwing you in the long run. Either redirect, or make your own.
Why would you resort to such a thing. You could create a simple landing page that would send people to your affiliate site. That landing could have an email request form to help build an email list. Plus that landing page could be more better for your CTR. Or just redirect to test that offer. Stop being soo lazy.
This is a black hat technique called cookie stuffing. It's been around for awhile and finally getting fairly popular. lhd333, you need to think more "out of the box" for this technique to be efficient. You don't even have to use an iframe, you can also use img tags. This means you can place a 1x1 image with your affiliate link on forums, blogs, or anywheer that allows you to posts img tags. You also need to be sure to encrypt your affiliate link and your html code, so bots from CJ, Amazon, and other affiliate programs can't see what you're doing. I really think would be more ideal for affiliate programs rather than PPC. The whole idea is to stuff your cookie to your visitors on places like eBay, Amazon, or any popular places where visitors are likely to visit. Hope this helps somewhat.
Thanks for the constructive criticism there. I was simply trying to figure out how to do the iframe properly. I have plenty of landing pages. This is a situation where I'm testing an offer to see if it converts at all. Great lecture on laziness. Thanks pal.
Image tags? Won't the link have to be activated in order for the cookie to be placed on the computer? I was thinking of doing this a long time ago but didn't know if it was against some rules. I was going to put a 1x1 pixel iframe with my Amazon affiliate link loading on it so that way they don't need to make a purchase through my site and if they close my site and still make a purchase on Amazon, then I would get commission. Something I cleverly thought of by myself, but looks like other people have been doing it also. So, this is against the rules? If so, that would suck. But you say that encrypting the code would work, right?