Simple Question - Iframe

[wickedmarketer]

If I'm using an iframe to pull a site into my site and then traffic goes to that site, they can't see what keywords were searched to get to my site or how that traffic got to my site right?

 

[CShoemaker]

I think I know what you are asking, but I have no idea.

 

[hobbnet]

I am fairly certain your assumption is correct.

You could test it though and see for yourself. Send traffic to your own site A from your own site B and have an iframe to your own site C within site A and see who the referrer to C is....a or b?

Sounds complicated in that context but it really shouldn't be

HTH

 

[smaxor]

I'd suggest meta refreshing your request inside the iframe. So

<iframe src="frame.php"

then in frame.php you want

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://www.linktoofferpage.com"/>​

This will clean your referrer and keep your keywords safe.

 

[spyderman4g63]

I'd suggest meta refreshing your request inside the iframe. So

<iframe src="frame.php"

then in frame.php you want

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://www.linktoofferpage.com"/>​

This will clean your referrer and keep your keywords safe.

In theory wouldn't the referrer to the offer be the page calling the Iframe and not the serp?

 

[wickedmarketer]

In theory wouldn't the referrer to the offer be the page calling the Iframe and not the serp?

That's what I was thinking too but it's better to be safe than sorry!

 

[tob]

In theory wouldn't the referrer to the offer be the page calling the Iframe and not the serp?

Many times the keyword data is in the destination url - so it would still be available.

 

[iisbum]

Depends on their site and yours.

With javascript you can get the URL of the outer frame from within the iFrame (if they are looking for it), and depending on what your URLS look like they might be able to work out the key words and such.

Mubs