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manishtoronto
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How to Search for Canadian Magazines offer.

How i can get full page to embedded in my website.

Thanks

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Submitted by manishtoronto on Tue, 03/18/2008 - 1:21pm.

Karen
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geo targeting

Hi manishtoronto. Welcome to RevResponse! Here is a page that displays all offers that Canadians are eligible for: http://www.tradepub.com/?pt=cat&page=_CAN. Feel free to promote any of those offers to your audience.

Additionally, all of our widgets are geotargeted. If you promote our offers via one of our widgets in the promotion tool, they only display offers available to your audience member's location. These tools can read IP addresses so if someone is visiting your site from Zimbabwe, only offers that Zimbabweans are eligible for will display.

As for embedding your tradepub page into your website, I want to make sure I know what you're asking. Did you want us to supply you with a plain white tradepub page that you can insert in your your site via an inline frame (iframe)? If you plan on using an iframe you would need to create the page itself and insert the new co-branded site into your page.

Here are two partners who have done that:
http://www.isixsigma.com/whitepapers/
http://www.getaccountingclerkjobs.com/magazine-subscriptions.php

If that is what you're looking for, let me know and we'll set you up with the simple white page that you can insert.

Hope this helps!

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Karen Noonan
Partner Communications Manager
NetLine Corporation


Tue, 03/18/2008 - 1:40pm

feadomain
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 Joined: 2008-06-09
How to control landing page from Ad widget

I have embedded the tradepub page into my site here

http://www.feadomain.com/content83.html

Now, when someone clicks on the ads, it takes them to

http://feadomain.tradepub.com

How do I control such that the landing page is

http://www.feadomain.com/content83.html

Thanks


Tue, 06/10/2008 - 9:50pm

Karen
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Before I can answer your

Before I can answer your clearly, I need a little clarification.

1. Are you concerned with the offers within the iFrame? Those do go through your http://www.feadomain.com/content83.html.

2. Are you talking about the offers in the "Sponsored Links" section? I see that these go through to your tradepub.com page. That is because these are outside of your iFrame and I'm not sure there is much we can do to help with these but I'll be happy to pass this along to our development team for more advice.

Can you clarify exactly what parts of your page you are asking about so that I can get you the best answer?

Thanks.

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Karen Noonan
Partner Communications Manager
NetLine Corporation


Wed, 06/11/2008 - 5:56am

feadomain
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How to control landing page from Ad widget

I am talking about your second point. I understand, since I use the Iframe, I may not have any options. Maybe you can consider this feature for later development.

Thanks for your support


Wed, 06/11/2008 - 12:50pm

Karen
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Unfortunately, with the

Unfortunately, with the iFrame, there is no real way to universalize those URLs unless all of our promotion items are within the frame. Additionally, if you promote using one of our widgets, those links will also include the TradePub URL. If you're trying to keep "tradepub" out of your URLs completely, I'm not sure we have a solution at the moment -- but I will note it for a closer look later.

If you'd prefer, we'd be happy to co-brand a page for you that meets all of your design needs but this page would have to use the tradepub URL. Just let me know. We're happy to work with you in any way we can, but unfortunately cannot fix the issue you're seeing at the moment.

Thanks for understanding and for your questions.

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Karen Noonan
Partner Communications Manager
NetLine Corporation


Wed, 06/11/2008 - 1:30pm