Tracking coreg with CPV Lab help (13)

Any simple way of tracking coreg with CPV Lab? This is the only thing that keeps me away from building more coreg campaigns.

^^^^^ Same here. I know HD2010 did a semi-walkthrough incorporating AWeber, ... but I'd love to see an example layed out like the P202 one.

I'm sure the mods would hate to repeat this - Use the search bar.

http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...ber-amp-CPVLab

Or p202:
http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...is-Your-Thread

I needed just simple tracking without aweber Already used search button.

Hold on guys , testing coreg with CPVLAB as typing this.

If I can make it work expect a post tomorrow.

Originally Posted by extremesg

^^^^^ Same here. I know HD2010 did a semi-walkthrough incorporating AWeber, ... but I'd love to see an example layed out like the P202 one.

Originally Posted by bbrock32

Hold on guys , testing coreg with CPVLAB as typing this.

If I can make it work expect a post tomorrow.

I tried this once for a coreg campaign but never really took action on this (shame on me, I know). From my tests it worked fine and target was passed as well. The PPV Pop shows a selection of 3 offers (ipad/iphone etc.) as well...

My code is based on bbrock's awesome coreg code/template he provided a while back.

So here you go but don't take it granted pls. I am NO coder and created that with a lot of coffee, nerves and swearing.

My test campaign was like this:

PPV Lander (3 Offer Selection) -> COREG STEPS (Lead Capture) -> EXIT URL

Step1: CPVlab Setup (Landing Page Sequence)



Step2: PPV Lander

Put this code on top of your ppv lander:

<?php
session_start();
$_SESSION['keyword'] =  $_GET["keyword"];
?>

http://www.yourtrackingdomain.info/base2.php?prize=iphone4

<input type="hidden" id="hidLocation" value="http://www.yourtrackingdomain.info/" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.yourtrackingdomain.info/landing.js"></script>

<?php
session_start();
$target = $_POST["keyword"];
$prize = $_GET["prize"];
?>

<?php if ($prize != "") { ?>
<img src="images/<?php echo $prize; ?>.jpg" style="border: 2px solid #CDE9F5;" />
<?php } else { ?>
<img src="images/noimage.jpg" style="border: 2px solid #CDE9F5;" />
<?php } ?>

$cpvlabsubid=@$_POST['keyword'];

$gturl="http://gtoffers.com/coreg/entry.php?p=$gtkey&limit=6&email=$email&framed=1&fname=$fname&lname=$lname&phone=$phone&sid=$cpvlabsubid&redirect=$exit"

@HD2010 .... sorry bro, wrong guy, should have been shanktank for the previous walkthrough!

@bbrock32 ... here's hoping your figure it out then!

Originally Posted by bbrock32

Hold on guys , testing coreg with CPVLAB as typing this.

If I can make it work expect a post tomorrow.

ppvnewbie, thanks for spelling this out. I've been looking to implement CPVLab + coreg, so this is definitely really helpful.

a lot of people seem to have trouble tracking coreg with cpvlab. one way is to use just 2 pages.

i wont spell it out with screenshots but i will give you an idea.

use the multiple path campaign in cpvlab. this way you can test multiple lander angles at once and splittest each as needed.

put your survey questions/data collection on the first page.

then put the iframed path page (e.g. pathframe.php) as the offer in cpvlab for that multi path.

append something like ?sub1= to your pathframe.php. use aweber form on the main page and check forward vars in aweber.

use your base3.php?adsub=1 cpvlab link as your custom thankyou page redirect so aweber sends collected data back to cpvlab or whatever.

cpvlab then uses ?sub1= to pass the cpvlab subid to your pathframe.php so you can send it on to coreg network.

in your pathframe.php which is bbrocks page3 template file, you grab the data and the cpvlabsubid (check the manual, theres a specific variable name for it), then you just plug that stuff into your cpvlab link along with &redirect.

hope that makes sense to someone.

Originally Posted by bbrock32

Hold on guys , testing coreg with CPVLAB as typing this.

If I can make it work expect a post tomorrow.