Landing pages and offers
Add offers from affiliate networks, host your own landing pages, connect a prelander to the offer, and keep the click ID along the way.
An offer is where you get paid: usually a page on an affiliate network, sometimes your own funnel. A landing page (or prelander) is an optional page before it that prepares the visitor. Both are attached to streams.
Adding an offer
- Open Offers and create one.
- Paste the offer URL from the network.
- Add the click ID in the parameter the network documents, for example
sub_idoraff_sub. Without it, conversions cannot be matched. - Optionally choose the affiliate network from the list, set the payout and a daily cap.
Network presets fill in the parameter names and the postback macros for you.
Adding a landing page
Use a URL if the page is hosted elsewhere, or upload it as a ZIP archive and let the tracker host it. Uploaded pages can use PHP, so forms and server-side scripts keep working. A built-in editor covers quick text and image changes.
From landing page to offer
The button on your landing page must not link to the offer directly. Link it to the tracker's offer link instead. The tracker then picks the offer from the stream, counts the landing page click, and passes the click ID on. Hard-coded offer links lose both.
Lead forms
If your own page collects leads, the form can send each lead to a partner's CRM and keep the click ID with it, so the partner's status updates come back as conversions.
Good practice
- Keep pages light. Every second of load time loses mobile visitors.
- Name pages so a report is readable: vertical, angle, language.
- Retire losing pages from rotation instead of deleting them; their history stays useful.