Examples of Websites Directed to by PPC Ads

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Hey Guys,

I'm a brand new member here, and brand new to affiliate marketing - so hello everyone.

I'm still learning so if anything I say sounds stupid, please have patience. Anyway, I have major experience in web design and development. What I planned to do, was for each niche I decide to get involved in, I would register a domain and host a site featuring a ton of landing pages for offers in that niche, as well as some auxiliary content for SEO purposes.

My question is, can someone show me an example of what the pages should look like, how they should be formatted. The pages I'm referring to would be the pages that are linked to by the PPC ads. I know the goal is to send the user to the affiliates product page. I'm just not sure if the page on my site should look just like theirs, should it be like a regular article, etc.

Any information would be helpful and greatly appreciated.

Thanks
 


click through some ppc ads for your competition.


No one is going to show you a page that actually converts for them. you'll have to go find it yourself.
 
I'm not asking for specific strategy - just an idea of how they should be formatted, etc. But I understand if that isn't the type of information you'd like to share.
 
Would you say it's worth putting together an entire site with multiple pages, or just a single page filled with content/offers?

If I owned, for example, a health-related website, would it make sense to use that domain/site to host a hand full of different health-related offers/landing pages?

Think it's worth filling the site with content and appropriate formatting for SEO purposes?
 
the one thing you will learn is that there is no right answer. I can tell you that a a single review style page would work best, but then since your promoting it different then me a multiple page site ends up working better for you... The only way to find out is to through up some test sites.
 
NeilT: Thanks for the response. I've been seeing a lot of review style landing pages and they seem to look pretty effective. My first assumption, like I was saying before, was to have something like healthinfo.com - and a landing page for weight loss pills would be healthinfo.com/weightloss (landing + reviews for several different offers) - then healthinfo.com/musclebuilding ... etc. I thought that way I could try several different offers without having to register and host so many domains and websites, etc.
 
mstef said:
NeilT: Thanks for the response. I've been seeing a lot of review style landing pages and they seem to look pretty effective. My first assumption, like I was saying before, was to have something like healthinfo.com - and a landing page for weight loss pills would be healthinfo.com/weightloss (landing + reviews for several different offers) - then healthinfo.com/musclebuilding ... etc. I thought that way I could try several different offers without having to register and host so many domains and websites, etc.
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Or instead of using directores(sometimes people hit the home page anyways), here's a quick untested script quickly made to resemble one I use myself sometimes. Great for internal logging if you do your own. Or sometimes can show different traffic sources different LPs without too much work.
PHP: 
<?php 
$id=-1;
if(!isset($_GET['lp']))
{
    $id=0;    
}
else
{
    $id=preg_replace("/[^0-9]/", "", $_GET['lp']);
}
if(file_exists("./".$id.".txt"))
{
echo file_get_contents("./".$id.".txt");
}
else
{
die("oh noes!");
}
?>
So http://www.mydomain.com?lp=2 loads the lp from 2.txt in the same directory. If none is specified, it defaults to 0.txt.
 
Thanks man, I appreciate it. I've been doing web development for years though - I have a lot of experience with Drupal CMS especially, so these sort of issues are easy for me.
 
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