Pre-lander Auto Insurance (11)
Hi Guys, i recently started with running auto insurance offers on native without a pre-lander. After reading multiple posts on STM i see that pre-landers are important to use. Does someone can help me out with good pre-landers for auto insurance? Many thanks.
You can find them by subscribing to a spy tool like Adplexity.
Or, by spying "in the wild" - i.e. by going to sites that display native ads, and browsing until you find relevant landers. This list should keep you busy: https://trends.builtwith.com/websitelist/Taboola
Or - I could grab some for you from Adplexity, just this once. But it's really worth subscribing to if you need landers on a regular basis.
Please let me know if you'd like me to download a couple for you.
Amy
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Hi Amy, many thanks for your offer. If you can help me this would be great for now.
In the meantime i will dive into Adplexity.
Mitch
Here you go:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7rxun1m1f2...nders.zip?dl=0
I've included a couple that are listicles - those can work really well. You just need to sign up to a couple of networks that have great lead gen offers in the finance vertical across multiple subverticals (e.g. multiple types of insurance).
You can probably find some here as well: https://stmforum.com/forum/forumdisp...age-Depository
Hope that helps!
Amy
Hi Amy, many thanks! Offers are not the problem 
. Got this secured. I will test my campaigns with pre-landers and without. Im curious about the impact. Will update you here!
Originally Posted by affimediabv
. Got this secured. I will test my campaigns with pre-landers and without. Im curious about the impact. Will update you here!
Amy
Hi Amy, i signed up for Adplexity. Very nice to see that this community has a discount section for it.
Unfortunately the campaign is not performing at all. Im currently buying traffic via AdsKeeper. See my stats below:
Spent:: $164.54
Average CPC:: $0.25
VCTR:: 0.44%
Conversions:: 1
Current CPL: $164.64 (Target = $4)
Stats of AB test between direct linking and pre-lander usage: https://monosnap.com/file/MgFtv4MU8O...a46uFUqQQbxBsM
Im curious if you have any tips based on my stats? Im thinking to switch platform and move to Taboola or Outbrain. Got the feeling they have better premium websites.
Originally Posted by affimediabv
Are you relatively new to native traffic? If so, I would highly recommended reading more threads in the "Native" section and taking notes:
https://stmforum.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?202-Native
Especially seek out threads and posts by @jack_l and @platinum.
For native you'd typically need to bleed money to identify good/bad sites/widgets. And then of course there are offers, landing pages, and ads to split-test.
The split-test you're doing is a good idea - it just hasn't reached statistical significance yet.
Are you using a listicle? Some people may not need auto insurance and some may sign up to another offer. The top offer listed will usually make the majority of your conversions, but the other offers can squeeze additional conversions that can give the overall ROI a nice bump.
It would be a good idea to take your most recent post above and start a follow-along thread to get more advice from the native experts on STM. I'll refrain from making too many suggestions as I don't have a whole lot of native experience.
Amy
Originally Posted by affimediabv
Adskeeper and MGID are great - wonderful folks- but the knowledge of how to succeed on them seems very specialized, and there's few follow-alongs here on STM documenting how to do so.
If you or anyone else cracks them I would LOVE to have a good FA here on STM for how to do so, because they have lots of traffic (especially INTL), but yeah, with Outbrain and Taboola there's tons of info here on STM about how to run on them, and they're known for having great quality on lead-gen.
Thanks for the shared info. Adskeeper support is really something that i like, but currently their mods have issues with reviewing my offer because there is proxy detection on it. This causes issues while the want to review the campaign. Such a shame.
Originally Posted by vortex
Are you relatively new to native traffic? If so, I would highly recommended reading more threads in the "Native" section and taking notes:
https://stmforum.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?202-Native
Especially seek out threads and posts by @jack_l and @platinum.
For native you'd typically need to bleed money to identify good/bad sites/widgets. And then of course there are offers, landing pages, and ads to split-test.
The split-test you're doing is a good idea - it just hasn't reached statistical significance yet.
Are you using a listicle? Some people may not need auto insurance and some may sign up to another offer. The top offer listed will usually make the majority of your conversions, but the other offers can squeeze additional conversions that can give the overall ROI a nice bump.
It would be a good idea to take your most recent post above and start a follow-along thread to get more advice from the native experts on STM. I'll refrain from making too many suggestions as I don't have a whole lot of native experience.
Amy
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