Replies posted by Dan_Whitnable

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Yurii_Rashkovskii
Yurii_Rashkovskii
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Embedding promo pages

I’m using iFrames to embed a small unbounce “leader” page that then links to a full size unbounce page. Other than the fact that iFrames just don’t “feel right” you have to open up any clicked link in a new window (otherwise it shows up in the iFrame). It would be nice to embed unbounce pages in existing sites. Perhaps a button on the design page or the dashboard that pops up a box with the embed code. Cut the code and paste it in an existing site and, voila, the ubounce page appears. Similar to the way that, say, Mailchimp lets you emed their forms.

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Joseph_Hughes
12 years ago
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Dan_Whitnable
posted in Uncategorized

Can Unbounce be used to create "modules" and be inserted as iFrames

Thanks Carl, I’ve actually gone ahead with this approach and it works GREAT! We can completely separate the admin of the marketing and visitor conversion from the admin of the site. Changes to copy and/or graphics for both the landing pages AND the associated small “call to action frames” on our regular pages are done in the Unbounce GUI frontend. There is just the initial one time setup of the iframe in the code for the actual site. This now gives us the flexibility to have an individual or even a 3rd party responsible for visitor conversions without being dependent upon web-coding resources. An added benefit is the reduced (almost eliminated) potential for bugs and conflicts that seem to pop up whenever changing code on the main site. Dan (Madison, WI USA)

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Giuliano_Giannetti
12 years ago
dshanahan
dshanahan
posted in Uncategorized

Pricing Landing Page

I agree, I’d use this feature. Maybe more generic though. Rather than specifically a pricing grid, perhaps a comparison grid?

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J
12 years ago

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