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01-25-2016 12:12 PM #1 flashpacker (Member)
PPV Landing page entirely made of an image

Hi All,

I'm starting to create my first PPV landing pages.

It seems to me that a quick and easy method for this is just to create the landing page as an image format e.g Gif
with all the Headlines, text, call to action etc just as text within the Gif image and then just have this Gif image
displayed within a basic HTML page and make the whole image a hyperlink to the offer. This then
saves having to use CSS to get the look exactly right. Ive tested the loading speed of such pages and they
are about 1second which seems to be fine.

Is this a good method for creating PPV landers, or is there any reason that I shouldn't be doing it like this?

Thanks,

Mark

01-25-2016 01:08 PM #2 cmdeal (Veteran Member)

Quote Originally Posted by flashpacker View Post
Hi All,

I'm starting to create my first PPV landing pages.

It seems to me that a quick and easy method for this is just to create the landing page as an image format e.g Gif
with all the Headlines, text, call to action etc just as text within the Gif image and then just have this Gif image
displayed within a basic HTML page and make the whole image a hyperlink to the offer. This then
saves having to use CSS to get the look exactly right. Ive tested the loading speed of such pages and they
are about 1second which seems to be fine.

Is this a good method for creating PPV landers, or is there any reason that I shouldn't be doing it like this?

Thanks,

Mark
Well, you can definitely test it out, but I would assume that it will be slow and will look pretty bad. At the end of the day it is conversions and profits that matter.

01-25-2016 01:26 PM #3 ploppythejailer (Member)

It can work quite well as it stops you getting intext links displayed on your landers, especially 50oR who load about 10 per page

01-25-2016 06:17 PM #4 barman ()

How big is your final image? If its over 100kb then it's probably gonna cost you

Here are the cons to this approach ...
1. doesn't scale - meaning, the actual image doesn't scale so if you were dynamically resizing it into a small window then text will look very pixelated and the image will probably look bad too
2. pain to split test - if you want a simple text change then you have to open up photoshop, make your changes, save a new lander version... etc etc.

I mean overall this isn't a horrible approach for someone with limited skills... just make sure your final image is relatively small

01-25-2016 09:00 PM #5 flashpacker (Member)

I'm keeping my images to less than 100Kb for sure. Thank you for all the feedback, I think once I know that landers work with this method I will start creating full html
landers to improve performance.

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