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Which AWS S3/Cloudfront plan to choose for native ads? (10)

04-06-2019 02:01 PM #1 regjoe (Member)
Which AWS S3/Cloudfront plan to choose for native ads?

Should I go for the 5 GB/12 months free option?

04-06-2019 07:16 PM #2 thedudeabides (Moderator)

Native ads like other display formats aren't going to be as impacted by speed as ad formats like pops and redirects.

Honestly whatever makes it easiest for you to upload landing pages quickly. I like using Netlify and it's free.

04-08-2019 04:39 PM #3 regjoe (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by thedudeabides View Post
Native ads like other display formats aren't going to be as impacted by speed as ad formats like pops and redirects.

Honestly whatever makes it easiest for you to upload landing pages quickly. I like using Netlify and it's free.
Thanks a lot for the tip, I checked Netlify and it looks awesome.

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04-09-2019 04:05 PM #4 regjoe (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by thedudeabides View Post
Native ads like other display formats aren't going to be as impacted by speed as ad formats like pops and redirects.

Honestly whatever makes it easiest for you to upload landing pages quickly. I like using Netlify and it's free.
I have a question about Netlify, how do you publish multiple landing pages on single custom domain? Or do you use the auto domain of deployed landing page?

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04-10-2019 06:17 AM #5 thedudeabides (Moderator)

Quote Originally Posted by regjoe View Post
I have a question about Netlify, how do you publish multiple landing pages on single custom domain? Or do you use the auto domain of deployed landing page?

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You just drag and drop your website.com folder with all your landing pages in it. To use a custom domain you need to go to settings > domain management and follow the instructions there. To make an update, you go to deploys and upload your new site folder there.

04-10-2019 06:43 AM #6 regjoe (Member)

Well just tried doing that and it didn't work. I put all my landing page sub-folders in the domain.com folder and then uploaded to Netlify and the site didn't load.

04-10-2019 08:45 PM #7 thedudeabides (Moderator)

Did you figure it out? You can go to the deploys tab to see the status of the each upload/deploy.

04-11-2019 05:31 AM #8 regjoe (Member)

I tried that but doing so only overwrites the existing deployed page on the root domain and doesn't create a new page (slug). Also as per their documentation the deploying of pages on a custom domain's subdomain is not supported.

04-11-2019 07:25 AM #9 thedudeabides (Moderator)

You need to drag and drop the entire parent folder each time you wish to update your site, not individual landers. If you're using multiple sub-domains then you'd need to make a custom site per each.

04-11-2019 09:10 AM #10 eurosen (AMC Alumnus)

I have tried Netlify as well but I am not able to upload any files at all.

When I upload a folder the page gets stuck with the uploading message.It seems to be a common problem as per their support:https://community.netlify.com/t/comm...ng-status/112A

A bit strange that there is no solution for this as it makes the tool un-usable.

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