XenosSoft

Do you think the landing page domain has a significant effect on conversions?

I have some generic real word domains and normally do something like this:
domain.com/lp/dating/pof1

What is your experience?

david15923

From all I've hear (I'm not an expert) you should buy cheap domains (.info) because if you are working with ppc, isntead of the buyer seing the small "abc.com" on the end of the ad he will see "abc.info", wich wouldn't matter much.... With ppv it's the same thing, but with a pop up so it shouldn't matter as much.

Wait for the more advanced affiliates to say their opinion, because they have probably tested it.

silverace

With ppc it's better to have a domain for each niche you promote. If you where, for instance, promoting a cash advance offer with ppc and a user clicks your ad to your landing page hosted on e.g. "hotdatestonight.com" you won't get a proffesional impression

aminur

IT depends on what you are promoting. If you are going to run free stuff offer then you can get 1 c.om domain on the niche and have several sub domains related to offer.

but if you are going to run high end offer such as weight lose stuff then you need to get .com domain related to the offer as it more like review type.

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outwest

with PPV does your domain show when it pops the ad?

XenosSoft

Not sure, I know AdWords shows a url. I have sold my own products using PPC, used AdSense, and done CPA stuff with organic traffic.

I am going to give POF a try with a CPA offer, and I am a little new to this process.

chad3623wiley

Cheaper is better. get a info instead of a com and put the $7 toward PPC

aminur

Yes it does as long it's full page ad.

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XenosSoft

I think this is the route I am going to go.

mtmjohn

It varies on each ppv network. As far as i know, your domain doesn't show on the pops from trafficvance. But the pops from Leadimpact's will show your lp domain

outwest

I need to go buy a dating domain, I just bought a coupon domain
I put wordpress and clickbump theme on it so I can silo theme it for SEO and get free SE traffic for it, but the same domain can be used also just throw up some landing pages on it for CPA

kill two birds with one stone

asicoindia

unique domain is set for a landing page
my self asico india we are the manufacturer of engineering college apparatus

asicoindia

I need to go buy a dating domain, I just bought a coupon domain
If you choose to go with this approach, there are a few tips you may want to consider.One idea would be to create a visual mnemonic domain – such as “ambalaelectronicinstruemnts.com” or “asicoindia.com” – which is easy to remember . Another idea would be to use an action-oriented domain that tells your customers how you expect them to behave, such as “asicoindia.com” or “ambalaelectronicinstruemnts.com”.
I put wordpress and clickbump theme on it so I can silo theme it for SEO and get free SE traffic for it, but the same domain can be used also just throw up some landing pages on it for CPA

kill two birds with one stone

outwest

Those domain names are too long and confusing
much rather buy a dating domain like
Meet-your-match.com

something simple
yours are difficult to even read

Stan

Agreed, for CPA landing pages dashes are probably the best. They make your URLs easy to read.

outwest

If the domain is short, its readable with no hyphens

Myfood.com or something like that but three words can be confusing
I think CPA landing pages you dont have to worry about typein traffic so the dashes seem like they look readable
I seriously doubt meet-your-match.com is available though LOL

TomFang

There are obviously differing opinions on this subject but I usually go for a domain that doesn't mean anything. Like kibux.com or something, idk. The dating domains seem like they look scammy, at least to me. I could be wrong, but I don't want to test that. I also prefer .com, .org, .net over the lower tier domains. Just feel like you give the visitor more confidence in terms of where they are. .info just has scam written all over it. Again, my opinion.

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XenosSoft

I've heard that said several times before about .info domains by people in IM, but I really don't know how visitors feel about them.

I just bought a few infos for my niches. Maybe I'll do a little split testing with one of my generic coms to see if there is any difference.