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Hosting a Convertr Form On Your Own Page Follow

Michael Konomanyi
  • February 23, 2021 14:04
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Introduction

 

When you are collecting lead data via your own webpages, it is possible to pull those leads through into Convertr campaigns.

While it is possible to use our APIs to deliver leads collected via your own forms into Convertr, you can also take advantage of iFrames or javascript tags to render your forms.

By doing this, you will be able to directly pull leads into the platform once they have submitted their details via a Convertr form.

The implementations of iFrames and javascript are slightly different, but will yield the same results. However it is worth confirming which one is more suitable for your use case.

 

The steps below will show you how to implement a form that has already been created. For more on creating a form, please see here.

IFrame Implementation

Once your form is created, you can iframe it onto your landing page in just three steps:

 

1. Navigate to your selected campaign and go to Creatives > Forms.

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2. You will need to retrieve the direct URL to your form - this can be found by clicking View next to your chosen form and taking the URL from there.

The general format will look like:

https://{enterprise}.cvtr.io/forms/{formSlug}.

 

3. You can then use this link to create your iFrame. E.g. :

<iframe src="https://{enterprise}.cvtr.io/forms/{formSlug}"></iframe>

 

You can place this iFrame tag wherever you want the form to appear in your webpage.

 

Javascript Implementation

 

1. Navigate to your selected campaign and go to Creatives > Forms.

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2. You will need to click on the icon in the Tags column of this table next to the form you wish you use.

 

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3. Instructions will be displayed here on how to implement the form via Javascript, along with the tags you need to implement:

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This should then allow your form to be pulled through to your webpage.

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