CookieYes on your landing pages
CookieYes is one of LanderLab's built-in integrations. Set it up once, it's saved to your LanderLab account, and you switch it on for the landing pages, advertorials and quizzes that need a banner. There's no installation code to copy between pages.
It fits media buyers and small brands who run many pages and change them often: ecom advertorials, lead gen landing pages for several geos, a quiz for a new angle every week. The scheduled scan catches the pixels you add for each test, and the consent log answers the question when a partner asks how consent was handled.
The same CookieYes banner on every landing page
With CookieYes built into LanderLab, a banner is something you switch on, not something you install. The setup lives in your account, so the fifteenth landing page gets the same banner as the first, and nobody has to remember where the snippet went.
CookieYes's automatic script blocking holds third-party cookies until the visitor opts in, which is what lets you keep ad pixels on a page that takes EU traffic.
Monthly scans that catch new pixels
Landing pages change more often than most sites: a new pixel for a new traffic source, a tracker swapped for another, a widget added for one test. CookieYes can scan the site on a monthly schedule and sort the cookies it finds, so what you added for this week's test doesn't sit on the page unlisted in the banner.
A consent log your partners can see
With the consent log on, CookieYes records each consent given through the banner: a consent ID, the country, the status, the date and time in UTC and a proof of consent. When a network, a brand partner or a client asks how consent was handled on a page, you can show them the log instead of a promise.
One offer, traffic from several regions
A landing page that takes clicks from the US and the EU doesn't need two versions. CookieYes's geo-target banner shows each visitor the banner set for their region, so EU visitors get a GDPR banner with a reject option and the rest see what you've chosen for them, or nothing.