What type script "opens" the page when visited twice?

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I'm looking for the type of script, plugin, or program that opens the page when visited twice.

Do you know those sales pages that have only one video in them and when you watch a certain amount of the video, the pages open up? Most Clickbank sellers use this strategy.

But when the person visits the page again, there's not only one video on a page anymore but the page is now fully open.

How does this happen?

I'm using a JS script that makes the whole content show up after a certain time but I'm losing a great deal of conversion when my leads come back to my page the "check" again and the whole thing is closed.

Do you know how "tag" a person with a cache or script that makes the page open when visited twice?

Thanks in advance! :)
 
Wasn't able to understand your explanation so send a link to a demo page.
 
Wasn't able to understand your explanation so send a link to a demo page.
It's like this page for example: https://getokinawatonic.com/sp/vsl-1?hop=0&vendor=FBTONIC

You'll be able to see only the video on this page but when you watch for a certain amount of time, the page will open up with the buy buttons on it.

But when you go back to the page again, it's gonna be "open". I don't know how they do this!
 
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It's like this page for example: https://getokinawatonic.com/sp/vsl-1?hop=0&vendor=FBTONIC

You'll be able to see only the video on this page but when you watch for a certain amount of time, the page will open up with the buy buttons on it.

But when you go back to the page again, it's gonna be "open". I don't know how they do this!

Been watching this for roughly 15 minutes now and the button does not show up, impressive that these things actually convert at all.
I have however lost nearly 10 pounds while watching this.

Will give it another 10 minutes before I give up.
 
Been watching this for roughly 15Nooo minutes now and the button does not show up, impressive that these things actually convert at all.
I have however lost nearly 10 pounds while watching this.

Will give it another 10 minutes before I give up.

Nooo, it's not for you to watch it! LOL this video it's almost a movie and the button only shows up on the pitch. If you don't know how to do it, that's okay! :alien:
 
Nooo, it's not for you to watch it! LOL this video it's almost a movie and the button only shows up on the pitch. If you don't know how to do it, that's okay! :alien:

Just remembered that I had uBlock on which is why I might've not seen the buy button.
Was pretty bored this Saturday so I thought I'd help you out and these kind of things are usually really simple to solve with very basic Javascript just as long as you know what the goal is.

I really can't handle watching the video one more time though without my ad blocker.
Best of luck though!
 
Just remembered that I had uBlock on which is why I might've not seen the buy button.
Was pretty bored this Saturday so I thought I'd help you out and these kind of things are usually really simple to solve with very basic Javascript just as long as you know what the goal is.

I really can't handle watching the video one more time though without my ad blocker.
Best of luck though!
I am using JS on my page, problem is when leads come back to check my page after the visited and the whole thing is shut down again.
But thanks for taking the time anyway!
 
I am using JS on my page, problem is when leads come back to check my page after the visited and the whole thing is shut down again.
But thanks for taking the time anyway!
Just set a localStorage variable or set a cookie to check if the user has been to the page before and alter it to your liking if they have.

JavaScript:
if(localStorage.previousUser == true){
    
    //User has been to this page before, show some annoying offer:
    
}

else{
    
    //New user, remember in localStorage and show default weight-loss crap
    localStorage.previousUser = true;
    
}
 
As above id go with local storage. Just a thought you could ask the user to create an account after they've unlocked the content so that they can come back whenever, this would give you another avenue for re-targeting.
 
As above id go with local storage. Just a thought you could ask the user to create an account after they've unlocked the content so that they can come back whenever, this would give you another avenue for re-targeting.

Then you would kind of risk reducing the conversion rate lower as the users would have to create an account.
Better to stick with the localStorage or a cookie solution.
 
Then you would kind of risk reducing the conversion rate lower as the users would have to create an account.
Better to stick with the localStorage or a cookie solution.
This may be true and would come down to the the effectiveness of your re-targeting campaign to determine if it holds value, still an avenue worth exploring. Nothing to stop you running some split testing to find out.. also would love to know the outcome of you tried this.
 
Just set a localStorage variable or set a cookie to check if the user has been to the page before and alter it to your liking if they have.

JavaScript:
if(localStorage.previousUser == true){
   
    //User has been to this page before, show some annoying offer:
   
}

else{
   
    //New user, remember in localStorage and show default weight-loss crap
    localStorage.previousUser = true;
   
}
i make setInterval for progress bar , then when reload page, value back to default, can you help me for code, localstorage or something..thanks before
 
i make setInterval for progress bar , then when reload page, value back to default, can you help me for code, localstorage or something..thanks before

localStorage is saved regardless if it's in a setInterval or other function.
 
You can do this in different ways, for example localstorage or you can keep the IP address of the logged in user in the database and run the command when the first login from that ip address.
 
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