Lander Help (5)

Until now, I made 99% of my money direct linking to offer pages. Now FB wants to be a lil B***** and forcing me to use landers.

My experience with landers is minimal.... got a question for u lander experts.

I'm looking at this offer ( https://www.trytonaderm.com/serum/ ) and the offer page already uses a fairly good landing page.... n most of the offers i see on networks use failry decent landers...

so how should i create landers that i can test with the above offer.

You had success direct-linking to rebills??? Hats off to you sir. I assume you mean your success was with other offers but I can dream.

If I were you I would use something like Adobe Muse - it's my go-to and has become a favourite of many. Whip up a lander, export it as HTML, clean up the HTML code a little if you are proficient at that (there is some javascript that can be easily removed), upload to your server/CDN > test that it works as intended, check in several browsers, run a page speed test and then go from there!

Landers are one of those things that can be a huge time sink and I'm guilty of letting that happen to myself. Focus on getting a few variations up and getting some users flowing to them.

How do you make a lander? Question is quite broad, theres thousands of ways and things that go into it.

Originally Posted by zeno

You had success direct-linking to rebills??? Hats off to you sir. I assume you mean your success was with other offers but I can dream.

If I were you I would use something like Adobe Muse - it's my go-to and has become a favourite of many. Whip up a lander, export it as HTML, clean up the HTML code a little if you are proficient at that (there is some javascript that can be easily removed), upload to your server/CDN > test that it works as intended, check in several browsers, run a page speed test and then go from there!

Landers are one of those things that can be a huge time sink and I'm guilty of letting that happen to myself. Focus on getting a few variations up and getting some users flowing to them.

You can always screenshot that lander and use it with some modifications - drop the form, replace it with some ad copy, and a big "click here for more" button. That's the low-effort way to create a lander, and it works surprisingly well!