Landing pages are used by affiliates to know where they should aim visitors brought by them. You have two main choices when setting up your landing pages: direct landing pages and redirected landing pages Both tracking types allow you to add multiple landing pages to an offer.

Redirected landing pages are only available to Growing Business plans and higher.

When you reach the third stage of creating an offer, select the tracking type you want to use. You'll find more details on both methods below.

Affiliates can then select from these landing pages where to send their traffic. Direct landing pages of an offer need to always contain properly set tracking (via scripts, API or other integration).

The name of the landing page is shown to the user. It should indicate, e.g. what is the purpose of one landing page when more of them are present. When only one landing page is added, it is best practice to use names like "Landing page", "Global landing page", "Main landing page", and so on.

Redirected landing pages allow you to assign landing pages for specific countries to offers and do not require a tracking script present on the target landing page. Conversions are created through a mandatory CID parameter in the URL.

The name of the landing page will be shown on the overview and serves for easier identification.

Enter the URL of your landing page and add your variables. The CID parameter is mandatory and you can optionally add the other tracking variables. Make sure to add the "?" symbol between the variables and the URL:

Now, incoming traffic from German IP addresses will be redirected to this landing page.

After creating the first landing page, you can proceed to create different landing pages before making the offer public.

Landing pages have statuses. Each of the statuses behaves differently as to how traffic is accepted on said link.

There needs to be at least one landing page enabled, so if there is only one present and you want to "change it", then first add a new one and then disable the old one.

Enabled means the landing page is visible for affiliates and is able to accept traffic of affiliates.

Hidden means the landing page is hidden for affiliates and is able to accept traffic from affiliates. This case is for affiliates that already have this link and need to be informed to use a different link.

Disabled means the landing page is hidden for affiliates and is able to accept traffic of affiliates, but all clicks are marked as Not allowed in the Click report. This case is for affiliates that already have this link and need to be informed to use a different link.

In order to change the status of a landing page, navigate to an offer, tab Landing pages and use the button Edit on the landing page you wish to edit.

Select the new status and use the Save button.