How To IFrame A CPA Offer

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webpromotions

17 years ago

Originally Posted by HarveyJ

It should be pointed out that some advertisers don't like this and will scrub you like a grubby dirt child. Check with your AM.

Great advice imho.
I use maxbounty, neverblue, hydra, and too many others to list....perhaps I just don't generate enough revenue for them to 'bend the rules', but this is generally frowned upon and have yet to find a CPA network that will allow this.

I would definitely agree with checking w/ your AM before you do this.

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veotis

17 years ago

Originally Posted by Doug English

Great advice imho.
I use maxbounty, neverblue, hydra, and too many others to list....perhaps I just don't generate enough revenue for them to 'bend the rules', but this is generally frowned upon and have yet to find a CPA network that will allow this.

I would definitely agree with checking w/ your AM before you do this.

Maxbounty has no problem with a 100% iframe, they have a problem for Partial iframes. Most offers will let you know in the description whether or not you can iframe the offer. If you are unsure, it is best to get with your affiliate manager.

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jspmedia

17 years ago

anybody using iframe lately? I thought most affiliate trying to get away from iframe..am I wrong?

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17 years ago

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rblaire

17 years ago

Hi PPC Coach,

First, I appreciate the info.

Second, I am really new to CPA Affiliate Mktg so I was hoping you could help me with one question. Do I need set up the iframe through dream weaver or some other web design software? I believe I do but I honestly have no clue. I see the code and what I need to enter within in, I'm just a little lost as to what I need to put that code within (ie: web design software) or not and once there, where do I put it.

I really appreciate any insight you could give me with this.

Thanks and all the best!
Ryan

If you could shed some light on whether or not I need to do thing through a

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Judge Groovyman 16 years ago

Actually you can literally use the program windows notepad. You definitely don't need dreamweaver or anything like it.

Then you have to ftp it to your web host somehow which is different for each web host. Good luck.
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LeivaMatias

17 years ago

Whats the purpose behind the iframe?....

Please explain in detail.

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GreatBiz

17 years ago

It appears that affiliates who use iframe will eventually get caught up by merchants. It's really no point losing a good offer for pennies.

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Ramage

17 years ago

Yeah it's really easy to detect if someone is using iFrames with Javascript. But I have banked pretty well with iFrames.

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chewie49

17 years ago

what are the disadvantages of using iframes with google adwords?

yahoo and msn have no problems with iframes?

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Thumoney 16 years ago

Originally Posted by chewie49

what are the disadvantages of using iframes with google adwords?

Also it's not allowed by the landing page guidelines anymore on adwords. Sets you up for warnings and bans.
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PabloVTB

17 years ago

The thing is, I don't fully grasp what an IFrame actually is...

Wikipedia couldn't help me..

What is an IFrame?

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nichewebstrategies

17 years ago

Originally Posted by PabloVTB

The thing is, I don't fully grasp what an IFrame actually is...

Wikipedia couldn't help me..

What is an IFrame?

Think of it like a web browser embedded in a web page. It allows you to load another web site and within the body of YOUR website to make it look as if it is part of the content of your site.

Hope this helps,

Brad

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webpromotions

17 years ago

I could be wrong here, so maybe some of the experts here can correct me if so, but I think the easiest way to 'iframe a cpa offer' is to use your domain registrar. Just choose the 'masked forwarding' option under the DNS settings. I think this is how they do it.
Of course, this would only apply to the entire domain, and not a specific page within a domain.

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PPC-Coach

17 years ago

Originally Posted by Doug English

I could be wrong here, so maybe some of the experts here can correct me if so, but I think the easiest way to 'iframe a cpa offer' is to use your domain registrar. Just choose the 'masked forwarding' option under the DNS settings. I think this is how they do it.
Of course, this would only apply to the entire domain, and not a specific page within a domain.

That's not an iframe though, that's a totally different animal.

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star480 17 years ago

Just FYI- Basically a iframe allows one to insert/embed an html document (a portion of another website) into one's own web page. Hence the "frame" analogy.

Whereas, masking and forwarding a domain just sends the visitor to the other site and the visitor doesn't stop on any of your webpages.
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chewie49

17 years ago

Is it o.k to Iframe 100% a landing page of an offer?

What yahoo and MSN think about this?

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digabot

17 years ago

Originally Posted by chewie49

Is it o.k to Iframe 100% a landing page of an offer?

What yahoo and MSN think about this?

I wouldn't worry so much about Yahoo and MSN, I would worry more about what your CPA Network and Advertiser thinks about it.

Most networks and many advertisers disallow iFraming for all offers. If you have juice with the network they might let it slide but you're risking commisssions.

iFraming just gives them one more way to avoid having to pay you.

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PPC-Coach

17 years ago

Originally Posted by digabot

Most networks and many advertisers disallow iFraming for all offers. If you have juice with the network they might let it slide but you're risking commisssions.

iFraming just gives them one more way to avoid having to pay you.

Very true, it's always best to check with the network, get something in writing and then you're safe if they agree to it.

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theotherside 17 years ago

Some very good information on this thread. Thank you especially PPC-Coach. A fellow student at a seminar recently explained to me how to iFrame a CPA offer, but they left out the part about the extra code which was provided by PPC-Coach. I knew there was something more to embed in the text file/folder to make this work.

I am curious as to why the cpa networks or advertisers would have any issues with 100% iFraming. To me it seems very similar to direct linking or redirecting, without of course really doing those things. I wonder if there is any way to cloak your affiliate url in the source code, gonna play with that a bit.

Thanks again all for the information.
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mranderson533

17 years ago

i don't have enough posts to pm so I'll have to leave a comment here.

I came across your thread on how to iframe an offer. I was wondering how one would frame a 2 page offer with say a zipcode submit on the first to select a city, st, and zip on the second. I was trying to use godcpa and since I'm new to this, the docs weren't that clear on iframing the seconde page. Rather than help me, the author suggested I purchase his newest version which is $330.00 right now which I don't have. I'm having to learn as I go with js, php and my limited html knowledge. any help you could give would be greatly appreciated.

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Steven Sauve

17 years ago

Originally Posted by mranderson533

i don't have enough posts to pm so I'll have to leave a comment here.

I came across your thread on how to iframe an offer. I was wondering how one would frame a 2 page offer with say a zipcode submit on the first to select a city, st, and zip on the second. I was trying to use godcpa and since I'm new to this, the docs weren't that clear on iframing the seconde page. Rather than help me, the author suggested I purchase his newest version which is $330.00 right now which I don't have. I'm having to learn as I go with js, php and my limited html knowledge. any help you could give would be greatly appreciated.

Using GodCPA to fraudulently iframe the submit area of a merchant's landing page will get your affiliate network account terminated. When you do that, you are basically stealing from the merchant and neither they, nor the network has any tolerance for that.

To the other posters on this thread, 100% iframing is perfectly fine at MaxBounty unless the campaign description specifically prohibits it.

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kyraline 17 years ago

I'm still confused about the difference between 100% iframing vs. partial iframing. Does 100% mean it's ok to put my aff. link within an iframe so the visitor gets redirected to the merchants landing page?

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Kenster

17 years ago

I personally haven't had any affiliate managers who wouldnt let me do 100% framing. Speak with your AM via chat or email to make sure they are okay with it so you have recourse. Most networks dont like partial framing because it is often used with blackhat techniques and result in bad leads, but as long as you are playing within the posts and get something in writing from your AM, I wouldnt worry too much.

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kyraline 17 years ago

Can someone please comment on how to 100% iframe a CPA offer? Is that the domain masking mentioned above?
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VoodooMethods

17 years ago

Haha, thanks

This really helped me, now I don't have to explain it to anyone who asks me :-D

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jakesellers

17 years ago

Note that frames, iframes and other mechanisms that dynamically include content in user agents are subject to more restrictive third party cookie limitations particularly when the third party site lacks a suitable P3P policy header.

In other words you're more likely to lose tracking on conversions when you iframe.

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OPLeads

17 years ago

Kyraline, most aff. managers are ok with you iFraming 100% of the merchant offer.

They however have a problem with it if you frame only the (for example) email / or zip field and submit button. Most of the time if they find someone doing that (partial IFraming) the affiliate is using his own salespage and often incentivesing the visitor to put his info into the field in order to get something for free. Therefore, partial iFraming is often not allowed. Some merchants actually employ frame breakers in order to prevent this from happening.

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resnorip 17 years ago

In other words you're more likely to lose tracking on conversions when you iframe.
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Shane Hale

17 years ago

I frame is a way to display the page and content from the affiliate site using your own keywords and their landing page. It is quick and easy to the point of not having to develop a site from scratch. They can be used to test markets without the hard work or use Cost per lead pages so you send them to the offer.

Like said above you can lose some conversions but I would only use them to test markets IMHO. Iframes have slap written on them.. IMHO.

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nual

17 years ago

question: is it possible to resize post page in wordpress to fit the width of iframed site?

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Thumoney

17 years ago

One thing is important to mention while iframing: IE has problems with iFrames and Third Party Cookies. I had an offer where you could not submit away from the first page. So nobody (with IE = 80% of users) could complete the offer.

So please check if the iframed offer works in IE, otherwise you may throw money out of the window.

Google on "iFrame IE cookies" to find more about it.

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Fox30

16 years ago

A lot of offers don't allow for iFraming. Be sure to read the offer details before promoting.

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Kenster

16 years ago

yes, talk with your affiliate managers. If you are doing 100% iframing they wont mind nearly as much. If you are doing some sketchy low percentage iframing normally blackhat type stuff, be prepared for non payment of commissions.

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YouTuma

16 years ago

it's really easy to detect if someone is using iFrames with Javascript.

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Kenster

16 years ago

some AMs dont mind 100% iframing because you can say you have a good domain name that looks legit and you want to keep that domain name up when visitors see your offer. Many people get scared off when they see a long messy affiliate domain, so having your simple .com can increase conversions and AMs know that. This is when iframing is better than a simple redirect that many people do. Especially when you are doing larger traffic numbers, this can make a large difference.

Partial iframing is like when you only frame the email submit part of the offer page and then have your own content. Users fill in their email address not knowing that the submit portion is actually a different page framed. Used a lot for blackhat type stuff, but not always.

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Joey Babbs 16 years ago

This is the response I got from My Aff. Manager at Hydra Network:

" Our advertisers don't allow iframing unless you get special approval and a sample "
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boosters

14 years ago

Where should i see the iframe demo ?

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Paul Giorkas

12 years ago

Originally Posted by PPC-Coach

I get this question all the time and it's really very simple. First find an offer you want to promote from a cpa network. Grab your affiliate link and then open up notepad, (I use editplus II but to each his own). Paste the following code into a blank notepad file:

Code:

<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">
<html>
 <head>
  <title> Your Primary Keyword </title>
  <meta name="keywords" content="keyword1, keyword2, keyword3">
  <meta name="description" content="keyword description goes here">
 </head>

 <body>
  <iframe src ="http://your-affiliate-link.com" width="100%" height="100%">
  <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
  <p><a href="http://your-affiliate-link.com">Click here now.</a></p>
</iframe>
 </body>
</html>

You can also adjust the iframe by using the references on this page:

HTML IFRAME TAG

Save that notepad file as whatever file name you want, (preferably your primary keyword), example: primary-keyword.html

Now upload that file to your domain using your ftp program, (I prefer flashfxp for this).

When you point to that file on your domain, you have now iframed the offer. So say your domain is: http://www.your-domain.com

Then in adwords your destination url would be:

http://www.your-domain.com/primary-keyword.html

That's all there is to it.

Where do I have to upload the html file with the iframe code?

In which folder in my domain?

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Paul Giorkas

12 years ago

Originally Posted by PPC-Coach

I get this question all the time and it's really very simple. First find an offer you want to promote from a cpa network. Grab your affiliate link and then open up notepad, (I use editplus II but to each his own). Paste the following code into a blank notepad file:

Code:

<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">
<html>
 <head>
  <title> Your Primary Keyword </title>
  <meta name="keywords" content="keyword1, keyword2, keyword3">
  <meta name="description" content="keyword description goes here">
 </head>

 <body>
  <iframe src ="http://your-affiliate-link.com" width="100%" height="100%">
  <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
  <p><a href="http://your-affiliate-link.com">Click here now.</a></p>
</iframe>
 </body>
</html>

You can also adjust the iframe by using the references on this page:

HTML IFRAME TAG

Save that notepad file as whatever file name you want, (preferably your primary keyword), example: primary-keyword.html

Now upload that file to your domain using your ftp program, (I prefer flashfxp for this).

When you point to that file on your domain, you have now iframed the offer. So say your domain is: http://www.your-domain.com

Then in adwords your destination url would be:

http://www.your-domain.com/primary-keyword.html

That's all there is to it.

Where do I have to upload the html file with the iframe code?

In which folder in my domain?

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doshort

11 years ago

Copy and paste this code to your site..
<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">
<html>
<head>
<title> Your Primary Keyword </title>
<meta name="keywords" content="keyword1, keyword2, keyword3">
<meta name="description" content="keyword description goes here">
</head>

<body>
<iframe src ="http://your desired link.com" width="100%" height="100%">
<p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
<p><a href="http://your desired link.com">Click here now.</a></p>
</iframe>
</body>
</html>

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mohammadwasim

11 years ago

Originally Posted by PPC-Coach

I get this question all the time and it's really very simple. First find an offer you want to promote from a cpa network. Grab your affiliate link and then open up notepad, (I use editplus II but to each his own). Paste the following code into a blank notepad file:

Code:

<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">
<html>
 <head>
  <title> Your Primary Keyword </title>
  <meta name="keywords" content="keyword1, keyword2, keyword3">
  <meta name="description" content="keyword description goes here">
 </head>

 <body>
  <iframe src ="http://your-affiliate-link.com" width="100%" height="100%">
  <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
  <p><a href="http://your-affiliate-link.com">Click here now.</a></p>
</iframe>
 </body>
</html>

You can also adjust the iframe by using the references on this page:

HTML IFRAME TAG

Save that notepad file as whatever file name you want, (preferably your primary keyword), example: primary-keyword.html

Now upload that file to your domain using your ftp program, (I prefer flashfxp for this).

When you point to that file on your domain, you have now iframed the offer. So say your domain is: http://www.your-domain.com

Then in adwords your destination url would be:

http://www.your-domain.com/primary-keyword.html

That's all there is to it.

you should work with direct advertiser. because adv is provide all type material.

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tami9191

11 years ago

Is this a widget that should be added on the sidebar or the codes that has to be placed in main HTML page?

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noormohd45 11 years ago

Originally Posted by tami9191

Is this a widget that should be added on the sidebar or the codes that has to be placed in main HTML page?

Hi tami9191 ,

Not is not a sidebar code nor a widget. iFraming is actually used for Frame other website's page to your own site. Let me explain more, you have seen frames in a photo like similarly iFrames will frame other website's page ( your aff link ) to your own website . to that visitor will think it is your site but the reality should that that will be your aff link :-) you can easily adjust the iFrames size .
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noormohd45

11 years ago

Thank you OP for iFrames.

Quick questions,

1- is using iFrames is like direct linking ?

2 - Can I get email just like using squeeze page?

3 - where should I upload iFrames.html ?

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pukimama

10 years ago

<html>
<head>
<title>PGInsider - minimum Work Done, Maximum Profit</title>
</head>
<frameset border="0">
<frame src="http://www.warriorforum.com"
frameborder="no">
<noframes>
Sorry, it appears you are using a Web browser that
does not support frames.
</noframes>
</frameset>
</html>

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