Image vs. form for conversion

I don't really know were to put this, so please excuse me if there was a more suitable place.

My question is: in your experience, which method works better for conversion optimization:

A: A blogpost with a form integrated in the text.

B: A blogpost with an image integrated in the text, which links to a conversion page, where the same form is placed.

Well what is your goal, assume form conversion?
If you add an imagine you add one more step for users to do before they can fill out the form. Imagine I contact for that hat or contact us page that then had a button on it click here to fill out the form and then you get redirected...

now if you're simply talking about a blog post then you can obviously link from there to a form or even just have an image in there. In fact open soda pop up with a form you know there's a form in a blog post looks pretty weird.

Thank you for your reply, @theRevolt. Completely forgot to define the meaning of "conversion" here. What I mean, is filling in the form and submitting in order to get an ebook sent.

A blog with the order form. Place an image for aesthetics because people are visual.

Option A. If you want user to take some action, which in this case is fill out a form then you need to place the form in the blog. No need for a link which will take them to the form page.