[nobleman1]

Hello,

I am a newbie marketer and just got into one of CPA Networks. I plan to get traffic from seo, social marketing, PPC from facebook ads all directing to my landing page for the product where I will pre-sell it to customers before sending them to actual offer page.

I just have one doubt though:

Suppose I want to promote 2 offers; offer A and offer B. I want to create landing pages for each one of them. Do I need to go to domain registrar (like go-daddy) to register separate domains for both of them? I already have a hosting provider host gator. So do I have to purchase and dedicate separate domains to each offers or is there any other alternative to save me money from purchasing domains all the time?

Please advise.

[Geordie John]

You will need at least 1 domain to create the landing pages on. If the two offers are related to one another you could just create two separate pages on one domain, or use sub-domains.

[nobleman1]

Thanks! but what if the offers are not related to each other, i.e. they don't belong to the same niche. what should I do in that case? buy another domain? or is there an alternative way to do about it?

[Lorenzo Basil]

I wouldn't bother about the domain, in fact if you're tracking (you should) in most of the cases the visitors only see the tracking link, not the domain name.

Sometimes is a good practice to have a blog in each one of your verticals, but if you're starting I would recommend to stick with one vertical, that way is so much easier to analyze, track and optimize.

[nobleman1]

Originally Posted by Lorenzo Basil

I wouldn't bother about the domain, in fact if you're tracking (you should) in most of the cases the visitors only see the tracking link, not the domain name.

Sometimes is a good practice to have a blog in each one of your verticals, but if you're starting I would recommend to stick with one vertical, that way is so much easier to analyze, track and optimize.

So, 1 blog and multiple niche offers' landing pages in it?

[spiros1989]

domail is very important

[Lorenzo Basil]

vertical=niche so I would recommend that if you're starting stick to 1 niche, as I told you is a good practice to have a blog (domain) per vertical.

[nobleman1]

Originally Posted by Lorenzo Basil

vertical=niche so I would recommend that if you're starting stick to 1 niche, as I told you is a good practice to have a blog (domain) per vertical.

Okay, so I am making a blog with a domain name of 1 niche "business".
I can make many landing pages of various products related to "business" niche right?

[Abbyristal]

Would anyone be willing to explain step by step or no of a video tutorial on how to create and get a landing page hosted.

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[scyruck]

Unless you are familiar with HTML and graphic design I would find a template online(There are many out there). You would then have to register with a web host and most include a free domain at sign up. Upload your landing page through the cPanel or FTP and BAM! Obviously there is a lot more to it such as SEO on the page and fine tuning your call to actions etc.

[rainflowers]

I may be wrong, but I think you can create a simple landing page from within your autoresponder - they should have a video tutorial on how to do this, then you just need a domain name and have it hosted.

I haven't done this yet personally but I'm sure I've seen it done in some tutorial video I've watched. Just can't remember which one, sorry.

[getsometraffic]

Hello Nobleman ,
If you are using wordpress you can always get the squeeze page plug-in. Then you can make one page after another and do split testing.. I found that to work great.. But if you are not using wordpress then you can get the best squeeze page templates at mycustomersonly dot com You only need one hosting account. then you can add your domain names to your hosting. The easiest way is to watch youtube video on FTP

[talfighel]

I would create one landing page and then offer both of the programs in your email sequence. When you do this, you can offer people as many offers as you want from the same auto-responder.