Hey guys,
We all know there are offers that are either 18+ or 30+. Is there a script where you ask the user their age range, and based on that age range, direct them to a relevant offer? I've seen this in other landers before.
But basically it would be as follows
Confirm your age
what I want to know is why don't these advertisers set it up on their end with tiered payouts, 1 for 18-29, and 1 for 30+...... it would be so much simpler than forcing affiliates to filter their display traffic. so annoying. If anyone here speaks with these advertisers, would be great to get them to implement this.
I think it is doable via a path setup if you're using cpvlab or imobi or a tracker like that where you go down 1 path if they click your 18-29 button and another for the 30
C2M has adult dating offers that offer tiered payouts. You can run all the traffic to one link that allows 18+, but you will be paid a higher CPA if the user is 30+. We are pushing for this now with all our dating offers. The availability of it depends on the advertiser's tracking setup, most are able to do it.
You know those simple questionnaire landers everyone uses? If you look at the javascript code there are things that basically say "on click hide q1 and show q2" and then "on click hide q2 show q3". Wouldn't be hard to have two age choices and tell it to show q2 for one and q5 for another for example. Take one of the landers and copy/paste to make more questions, rename the divs and play around :-)
Indeed so! You could just take the jquery code I use in this lander and mod it a bit - hmm, let me see...
<div class="grpelem u120" id="question1">
<!---Image for "How Old Are You?"--->
<img class="block" id="u120_img" src="images/question1_14.png" alt=""/>
<!---Image for "18-29"--->
<a href="#quiz" onclick="quiz('question1', 'question-1829-2');"><img class="block" id="u130_img" src="images/buttons_21.png" alt=""/></a>
<!---Image for "30+"--->
<a href="#quiz" onclick="quiz('question1', 'question-30plus-2');"><img class="block" id="u125_img" src="images/buttons_18.png" alt=""/></a>
</div>