Adds the second Google Ads label to /odoo-black-friday/: the free-trial
form (#trialForm) now fires AW-18065522009/AtAPCIjjvrAdENn6p6ZD (action
7886320008 "Registrierung") when it is submitted.
Reuses the existing gate in static/ads-consent.js rather than a second
mechanism: the label is read from the page (data-ads-trial-send-to on
#adsConsent), so the script stays generic. The page hands the gate its
real submit function via window.o4pAds.trialConversion; the gate fires
the conversion and runs the submit from the event callback, with the same
700 ms hard timeout that runs it anyway. Nothing fires and no cookie is
set before consent (identical default-deny gate).
The buy conversion is untouched (comments only).
Tag id + conversion label now live as data-ads-id / data-ads-send-to on the banner
element, so the served HTML carries the tag config and the script stays reusable
(missing config -> inert). Re-verified: no cookie/request before consent, cookies +
tag after Accept, conversion + form submit on click, 700 ms fallback submit with the
tag blocked.
/odoo-black-friday/ only, page-side. No Odoo change, no ad-account change.
- static/ads-consent.js (new): default-DENY consent; nothing loads and no request
fires until Accept. On Decline (or switching to Decline later) the _gcl_au/_gcl_aw
cookies are cleared. A footer "Cookie settings" link reopens the banner.
- conversion: on submit of either /shop/post_basket buy form (offer block + On the
Rise card), gtag('event','conversion',{send_to: AW-18065522009/vnDUCPDxt7AdENn6p6ZD})
then form.submit() from event_callback, with a 700 ms hard-timeout fallback so a
blocked tag can never swallow the buy. No consent / no tag -> native POST untouched.
- privacy.html: new "Advertising cookies" disclosure (what, why, how to decline).
- Plausible Buy marks and the checkout-side Purchase event untouched.
Fix 1: the On the Rise pricing card quoted $395 while the deal block said $295 first
year — a price contradiction within one scroll. On this page only the card now reads
$295.00 / 'for your first year, then $395 a year'. Other pages keep $395.
JSON-LD Offer price was already 295.00 and still matches the visible price.
Fix 2: the three list-price Buy Now buttons (data-id 6/4/5) competed with the deal.
Side Hustle and Powerhouse buy buttons removed on this page. The On the Rise card's
buy is now the deal purchase — the same one-click checkout as the offer block
(product 4, /coupon/HOST27?r=/shop/checkout), native POST so it works with JS off.
Tracking: the offer-block form is the single element carrying the Plausible Buy class;
the Bootcamp CTA and the two list-price buttons no longer carry it.
Fix 10: a time-remaining element near the offer and near the buy, computed client-side
from one documented constant (2026-11-30T23:59:59-05:00, US/Eastern). The static
sentence 'Ends Monday 30 November 2026.' still reads with JS off; past the instant the
text switches to the past tense. No visibility animation.
The four 'version upgrades are run for you' lines (black-friday, hosting-offers,
hosting-2027 body + table row, llms.txt) and their JSON-LD descriptions now say
updates and in-version upgrades are included, and name a major-version migration
as a separate, quoted service. terms.html: migration = separate service, quoted
separately; release list no longer reads stale (names Odoo 20 as current).
No offer, price, page structure or ad change.
The archived two-offer alt named a Bootcamp line the current card does not carry
(re-rendered hosting-only in e6f0b6a). The meta + og:description do carry the Bootcamp
again (the page shows it); the image alt stays true to the image.
- Hero is the homepage's (same markup/assets): slide-in city image + the server
location selector below it that slides a chosen city in; headline adapted to the offer.
- Order now: hero > location selector > deal (HOST27, $295 first year / $395 after,
one-click product-4 buy with redirect=/coupon/HOST27?r=/shop/checkout) > trust bar >
Black Friday FAQ > features + trial card > FAQ > pricing (buy section) > Bootcamp > footer.
- Bootcamp box restored from webmaster/out/2026-11-02-bootcamp-box-removed-archive.md:
heading, USD 595.00, mechanism line, deadline, CTA, its meta/og contribution, its JSON-LD
Product entry and the FAQ answer are all back and consistent.
- Excluded (no blog, no OCA modules, no Project Plan); no dangling refs.
- New /static/black-friday.js = the homepage behaviours this page needs (root-relative
image paths), with the blog/OCA/project-plan blocks removed.
- Canonical URL unchanged; competitor QC 0 on the page.
Two user-requested changes on the Black Friday landing page.
1. The one-year framing is now unmissable where the price is stated:
"$295 for your first year — then $395 a year after that." (was: "$395.00 a year —
$295.00 for your first year"). The hero, meta description, og:description and the
JSON-LD WebPage description all carry the same first-year-then-$395 wording. The
offer itself is unchanged ($295 first year, $395 after, code HOST27, 16-30 Nov 2026).
2. The Bootcamp box is removed; the page is now a hosting-only offer surface. The
meta/og, the JSON-LD Product entry and WebPage.about Thing were rewritten, the FAQ
answer no longer claims the Bootcamp is part of the offer (HTML + JSON-LD, byte-
identical), and the offer grid re-flows to one centred card (no empty cell).
The removed box is archived, with line numbers, at
webmaster/out/2026-11-02-bootcamp-box-removed-archive.md.
The OG card was re-rendered hosting-only (sub line "your first year"); og:image:alt
updated to match.
Verified: verify-html.py exit 0; competitor QC on the page exit 0; impeccable detector
0 new findings (23 -> 21); JSON-LD valid, 1 Product, FAQ 6/6 byte-identical.
The Hosting form on /odoo-black-friday/ posts product 4 ("basket") + clear=1
to the shop's custom /shop/post_basket route. Adding a third hidden field,
redirect=/coupon/HOST27?r=/shop/checkout, chains that route's redirect into
the core website_sale_loyalty GET /coupon/<code> handler, so a single click
lands the visitor on /shop/address with the -$100 first-year discount already
itemised (Total $295) - no typing, works with JavaScript off, and it survives
the cross-host POST because the target is baked into the form.
Mechanism designed, probed and proven signed-out end to end by odoo-dev
(wiki/concepts/odoo-shop-promo-autoapply.md). No module, no price change.
Rollback: delete the one <input type="hidden" name="redirect"> line.
The code was behind a reveal (click 'Open the Black Friday price'). Both offer
cards are now always open: the price and HOST27 are readable without any
interaction. The scroll animation (opacity/transform only, base state fully
opaque, behind @supports) is presentation, never a gate.
The hosting CTA is now a native form that posts the On the Rise product straight
to the shop basket, so one click from the page lands in checkout with the plan in
the cart — replacing a three-navigation detour (offers hub -> homepage trial ->
pricing).
Bootcamp box content is untouched; only its reveal gate was removed.
The two Black Friday landing pages carried 0 Buy marks, so the page we are
about to advertise reported nothing. Buy is a CLICK PROXY by contract (it marks
a click on the offer CTA, not a completed purchase); the real purchase is fired
on the checkout host (20.odoo4projects.com) by odoo-dev. Both CTAs on
/odoo-black-friday/ and the BF-block link on /odoo-hosting-offers/ now carry
plausible-event-name=Buy, each labelled in-page as the proxy it is.
No Google Ads tag added: see handoff 2026-11-01-webmaster-to-olchi-ads-tag-and-buy-proxy.md
(privacy.html discloses no advertising cookies and the site has no consent gate).
The ODOO ERP Automation Bootcamp price is now USD 595.00 (shop product
already set). Every printed EN bootcamp price now reads 595.00 so the page
no longer loses the sale at the cart (page said 465.00, cart charged 595.00).
EN surfaces changed (price strings only — term, dates, six-seat cap and the
one-year hosted Odoo Community wording untouched):
- odoo-erp-automation-bootcamp/index.html: 3 buy buttons, JSON-LD Offer
price, .bc-price sentence
- odoo-black-friday/index.html: Bootcamp box JSON-LD Offer price, bf-teaser,
bf-price
- workshops/index.html: both meta descriptions, JSON-LD Offer price,
.bc-card-price, comparison-table cell
- what-can-i-use-odoo-for/index.html: the line naming the bootcamp
- llms.txt: workshops line
verify-html.py 0 problems, node --check script.js clean; competitor checker
unchanged (74 pre-existing Odoo Online hits, 0 added by this diff).
The code may not be named where a visitor or crawler can read it before
opening a reveal panel. Three off-panel leaks removed:
- /odoo-black-friday/ FAQ (visible answer + its FAQPage JSON-LD twin,
byte-identical): 'the code stops working' -> 'the offer stops working'.
- /odoo-hosting-offers/ og:image:alt: the trailing ', and the code
HOST27' dropped; the offer and the 16-30 November window stay.
- /odoo-hosting-offers/ date-scoped Black Friday block: the line no
longer names the code; it states the offer and links to
/odoo-black-friday/ (the only page with a reveal panel), marked with a
dated comment for removal after 30 November 2026.
HOST27 now survives only inside the .bf-panel on /odoo-black-friday/;
/odoo-hosting-offers/ carries zero.
The Bootcamp note comment and its inline [OPEN-SLOT: …] marker named the code
HOST27 in the served HTML, so view-source leaked it before anyone opened the
reveal. Both mark the same still-open decision (BOOTCAMP-CONFIRM / bootcamp BF
price line), so the markers are kept and rewritten without the code string.
The reveal content that names the code on open is untouched.
- delete the whole 'What the code does' <section> (heading, both .bf-lead paragraphs, markup)
- remove HOST27 from meta/og/twitter descriptions, og:image:alt and the WebPage JSON-LD description
- rewrite the two FAQ strings (question + 'On the Rise cost' answer) and their JSON-LD twins so no code is named
- drop the now-dead .bf-lead CSS block and its dangling comment
- reveal mechanic untouched: the code stays inside each native <details> .bf-panel
/odoo-black-friday/ gains og:image + og:image:width/height/alt + twitter:image
pointing at the 1200x630 OG card; /odoo-hosting-offers/ reuses the same card.
Both pages declared no og:image before.
The page carried only the Hosting offer; it now carries both Black Friday
offers. Bootcamp box first, then Hosting, in the same <section class="bf-box">,
each in its own .bf-box-inner card, each with the same native
<details class="bf-reveal"> reveal (closed teaser, panel in the DOM in both
states, keyboard-operable, no display:none, JS-off safe, aria-expanded synced
for both). Copy is the copywriter's v3 verbatim: USD 465.00, ten live Thursday
sessions 18:00-19:00 Central Time from Thursday 21 January 2027, the Black
Friday second hosted year, six seats, deadline 30 November 2026. No discounted
Bootcamp figure is printed (HOST27 applicability unconfirmed): the value slot
stays a build placeholder in the one greppable bf-mechanism line. Hero value
statement, meta/og description, WebPage description, FAQ (6 pairs) and the
@graph (second Product+Offer, 465.00 USD) follow the same copy file.
Both pages shipped (355c5d0) with a three-item footer; the site footer is a
four-item commitment. The /odoo-erp-automation-bootcamp/ entry is restored on
both pages, matching index.html / odoo-hosting-2027.html.
/odoo-hosting-offers/: the code HOST27 is added inside the date-scoped Black
Friday block only (BF-BLOCK-START..END), so it disappears with the block after
30 Nov. Title, meta description and H1 are untouched — the intent split holds.
verify-html.py: PROBLEMS 0. node --check script.js: OK.
Page A /odoo-black-friday/ owns "odoo black friday": hero, one On the Rise
box with a CSS-only reveal (native <details>) of the HOST27 offer, "what the
code does", FAQ. Page B /odoo-hosting-offers/ is the evergreen hub owning
"odoo hosting offers/deals/discount", with a date-scoped Black Friday block
(BF-BLOCK-START/END) linking to Page A. Both carry the copy's title/meta/H1,
@graph JSON-LD (Organization, WebPage, BreadcrumbList, Product+Offer, FAQPage).
sitemap.xml and llms.txt updated. Copy source: copywriter 2026-10-30.