A question about eCommerce affiliate programs - Do I need a pre-lander for them?

[ILoveAutomations]

I start working with an affiliate network and I'm planning to promote them on facebook ads.
Back then when I use to test some ads in Adult niche I created my own landers.
But now I don't see any reason for that their landing pages are stunning and looking good.

Should I still use a pre lander on my own domain or just send the traffic to the affiliate link.

Thank you.

 

[Khont Flora]

I start working with an affiliate network and I'm planning to promote them on facebook ads.
Back then when I use to test some ads in Adult niche I created my own landers.
But now I don't see any reason for that their landing pages are stunning and looking good.

Should I still use a pre lander on my own domain or just send the traffic to the affiliate link.

Thank you.

If the affiliate landers are already high quality and compliant, you can usually send traffic directly. A pre lander only helps if you need to warm up the audience, filter clicks or improve tracking.

 

[SocialSantana]

If the affiliate pages already convert well, a pre lander isnt always necessary. You might only consider one to add extra branding or guide the user more specifically toward your offer.

 

[theeyeinside]

It seems a shame to lose all that ad money if your are not even attempting to capture the customer

Can't' you run the affiliate page in an iframe inside a wordpress install so maybe you can have a signup for a free PLR package at the bottom in case they aren't interested in the offer ?

Or a Rafflepress giveaway ?

Or a recruitment for a brand ambassador slot for your own product ?

Something ?

Sincerely,

The Eye

 

[ILoveAutomations]

What are your suggestions? maybe to build a list with your customers?

 

[DroidFarmer]

In the end of the day good prelander boosts conversions and sometimes allows to collect contact data