Adding JVZoo Buy Now Buttons

In order to sell your product through JVZoo's platform, you are required to place one of their buy now buttons on your product sales page. However, if you have chosen to create an instant sales page through JVZoo instead of hosting your own page, you don't have to mess around with this step as the button will already be in place after you have entered your product details and setup your instant sales page.

If you are using your own sales page, you will need to click on the button beneath your product name that says “Buy Buttons.” This will take you to a page with a list of examples that feature all the different styles available for your button. Beneath each one is a short HTML code that you will need to insert on your sales page.

When you have chosen the button design you want to use, select all of the code in the box below it and copy it to your clipboard, then paste it in a new notepad file for safekeeping.

Implementing the HTML code on your sales page will be slightly different depending on which content management system you are using or how your website and page is set up.

For example, if your sales page is an HTML file then inserting the code is pretty easy to do. If you already sell your product outside of JVZoo, then the best approach is to simply make a duplicate of your original sales page and replace the HTML for your buy now button with the code from JVZoo and safe the new file.

If you don't already sell your product elsewhere, then just pick the best spot in the sales page you have created for the button and paste the code in that place.

If you are using Wordpress, which many of you probably are, then it's pretty easy to add a JVZoo button to any page or post on your site.

To do this, simply switch from the visual editor to the HTML editor by selecting the correct tab when you have created a new post or page. See the screenshot below. 

Once you have selected the HTML tab, you can paste your JVZoo button code anywhere within your post (or page). After you have done this, you can just switch back to the visual editor to finish setting up the content on your sales page. 

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