Hello. Just out of curiosity, is it allowed to use an iframe on an Adwords landing page? Some of my affiliate landing pages are great, and I would like to use them, but I don't want to violate the Adwords TOS. ie. <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>blah</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <IFRAME SRC="aff_landing_page" ALIGN="top" > Sorry, your browser does not support iframes...</IFRAME> </BODY> </HTML> Code (markup): Thanks for any replies!
You should build a unique site of your own, not a copy of your affiliate partners website. A framed version of the affiliate landing page your advertiser is offering is likely to be kicked by adwords.
I wasn't thinking of this as "the easy way of doing things", but rather because the landing page has their forms and whatnot on it. That takes the lead generation process from a two-step process to a 1-set process, hopefully yielding better conversions for me. I am finding it extremely hard to create landing pages of my own that they will look through, only to send them to another page on the affiliate's site with essentially the same information again. They get bored and move on. If I can only make them have to see the information once, that would ease the process. I realize, from reading the paragraph above, that it sounds a bit like I am doing a cut-and-paste job on the existing affiliate landing page - this is not true, but when I promote their offers, typically the only information to base *my* landing page on is the information found on *their* landing page...
Don't understand me wrong, I don't think the easy way is bad if you are doing adwords for affiliate pages. I've done this myself and been successful with it. But on the other hand I nearly had my adwords account cancelled for this practice and thus have changed all my landing pages to "real" landingpages.