Well anyway I was looking to start some new ppc campaigns for cb products so I went ahead and looked at the competitions landings pages. I came across something that kind of suprised me. I found the follwing websites and I hate to bring negative attention to these advertisers, but isn't framing against the CB rules. I think these pages are using framing. http://www.curesandtreatments.org/cure-tinnitus/ http://www.meview.org/offers/tinnitus.html?tid=1-tinnitus I looked at their source code and they both looked like this Is this allowed? Can I use the same technique for my clickbnk products? Thank you and appreciate your feeback!
I think it's allowed. I think it's up to the individual publisher whether they allow it or not. If a publisher wants to stop it they can put a frame breaker into their code. I don't see any reason to stop people from doing it personally. Although it doesn't seem like the most effective way to sell something... In my experience conversions are higher with pre-selling landing pages.
clickbank does not allow framing, take a look at their official faq: https://www.clickbank.com/hoplink_faq.html#hoplink_question_10
Cool. I've never done it. It doesn't make much sense to me... It's like sending traffic straight to the salesletter. I've always done better pre-selling traffic with my own landing pages.
Ok, I've gotten an official answer from Clickbank: I sent them the following link: http://www.curesandtreatments.org/cure-tinnitus/ (which was mentioned in the opening post) and asked if it was considered hop link abuse.
I think it depends on the product and the sales letter. I have a product that I get the best results by sending people directly to the sales letter, and its not even that great of a letter, but gotta go with what works. But most of the time you are right, it helps to pre-sell a little.