Would You Consider This Incentivized? (10)
Just curious how you would classify this.
Lander.
1. Get XXX For Free, enter your name and email below (this is incentivzed obviously)
but my question is, would you consider the next page they land on incnetivzed traffic.
After they optin they go to a clean page that says.
2. See if you qualify for lower mortgage rates (a big click herere button to see if they qualify)
-The 2nd page doesn't say anything of the sort about you must complete this offer, it's just a straight clean page.
Some would call this a bait and switch, but it seems a few advertisers are saying it's incentivized traffic? But is it really if after they optin and see a Mortgage ad that's
100% clean?
Again advertisers are saying it's incent, but I beg to differ. What are your thoughts? If they land on the second page and there is no incentive to fill out the offer... how is it incentivzed?
Maybe one of the network owners can pop in to clarify but in my experience an advertiser's definition of incentivized is giving away an item or money in return for filling out offers. So, content locking a page where they can download something is incentivized. Offering them an ipod for doing X number of offers is incentivized.
If I understand your instructions right, the whole "enter your email to get this for free" which redirects to an email submit or whatever shouldn't be considered incentivized. You're just building a mailing list and doing it in a sort of hard sell way. In that case the incentive is the offer you're sending them to and the action is to join your mailing list, as opposed to the other situations where the offer is the action and the item is the incentive.
I hope that makes sense.
I don't consider it incentive since you are not giving away anything to fill out the second page offer
Sort of.
Not doing email subs though. An example is a auto insurance offer.
Here's a clearer example.
Hey Vistior You Won Today's Daily Prize, Enter your email to claim your prize.
Then re-directs to lets say a zip submit auto insurance offer.
They're filling out the auto ins. offer on their own, that page isn't incentivized. However advertisers are claiming it is? The only incent is the first lander which offers them a gift through email and the 2nd page is a straight up direct link to whatever offer, auto ins, $1500 loan offer, walmart card whatever offfer you want.
Originally Posted by Daksneezian
The particular offer isn't incentivized but you got to think the 'traffic' you send to that offer partially is since they think they are receiving something like winning that daily prize once they get to the offer.
Originally Posted by LiveRich503
Can any of you big players help clarify this for me. I am still getting mixed opinions.
1. Lander (giveaway... i.e. ebook, free prize whatever you want) On lander it says check email for your free whatever.
2. After they optin they are taken to 2nd lander. Lander is Heading Do you want xxxx (auto, loan, credit report, game, dating whatever...) you fill in the blank. Click here to see if you qualify or click here to get your credit report. Check out local singles.. whatever the offer is. *keep in mind the 2nd lander there are no incents.
In my mind the 1st lander is incent just to collect the email, but after that the 2nd page I gotta believe if they take the time to fill out a 12 page form for a loan, credit report, auto or whatever it's a legit qualified lead... on the 2nd lander it doesn't say at all, fill out xxx to get xxx
Regardless of what we think, if the advertiser says it's incent and they don't want it (regardless of if it is or not) then you are out of luck. Try a diff offer from a diff advertiser
Originally Posted by Daksneezian
and the winner is.....
Originally Posted by Daksneezian
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