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Adding Landing Pages to a Campaign in Affnook

Written by Apurva Tiwari

Overview

Affnook allows you to add one or more landing pages to a campaign, giving you greater control over how traffic is routed, how users are targeted, and how different page variations perform. Instead of creating a separate campaign for every user flow or destination, you can manage multiple landing pages under a single campaign — keeping your workspace organized while maintaining full flexibility.

What Is a Landing Page?

A landing page is the destination that users arrive at after clicking a tracking link. It is typically designed to drive a specific action — such as an app install, signup, purchase, or registration.

Within Affnook, landing pages are associated with campaigns and can be assigned to individual tracking links, allowing you to control exactly where each click is directed.

Why Add Multiple Landing Pages?

Using multiple landing pages within a single campaign is useful when you want to:

  • Run A/B tests — Compare the performance of different page designs or messaging to see what converts better.

  • Target different segments or GEOs — Send users from different regions or demographics to tailored destination pages.

  • Manage multiple user flows — Handle different journeys (e.g., mobile vs. desktop, new vs. returning users) under one campaign without duplication.

Adding a Landing Page

Step 1 — Go to the Campaign Section

From your Affnook dashboard, navigate to the Campaigns section using the main sidebar. This is where all your active and inactive campaigns are listed.

Step 2 — Open the Landing Pages Section

Once you are in the Campaigns area, locate and click on the Landing Pages section. This will display all landing pages currently configured across your campaigns, and is also where you can add new ones.

Step 3 — Click "Add Landing Page"

Click the Add Landing Page button to open the creation form. Fill in the fields as described below.

Landing Page Form Fields

Field

Required

Description

Title

✅ Yes

A display name for the landing page, used for easy identification within the panel.

Preview URL

Optional

A URL to preview how the landing page will look before it goes live. Useful for QA and review.

Destination URL

✅ Yes

The actual URL where users will be redirected when they click a tracking link assigned to this landing page.

Add Query Params

✅Yes

Append dynamic tracking parameters to the destination URL (e.g., click IDs, sub-parameters) for deeper attribution.

Campaigns

✅ Yes

Select one or more campaigns to associate this landing page with. A single landing page can be linked across multiple campaigns if needed.

Description

Optional

Add internal notes or context about the landing page — useful for team collaboration and documentation.

Geo Targeting

Optional

Restrict or allow traffic to this landing page based on the user's country or location. Only users matching the selected GEOs will be routed here.

Status

✅ Yes

Defines whether the landing page is Active (live and usable) or Inactive (disabled).

Visibility

✅ Yes

Controls who can access and use this landing page. See details below.

Visibility Options

  • Public — The landing page is visible and accessible to all eligible publishers and users associated with the campaign.

  • Private — The landing page is restricted and accessible only to publishers or users who have been specifically assigned to it. Use this when you want to limit a landing page to select partners or traffic sources.

Step 4 — Submit and Save

Once all required fields are filled in, click Submit. The landing page will be created and automatically associated with the campaign(s) you selected.


Assigning a Landing Page to a Tracking Link

After creating your landing page, you can assign it when generating a tracking link within a campaign:

  1. Navigate to the Campaign you want to work with.

  2. Go to the link generation section and create a tracking link.

  3. Look for the Landing Page toggle and enable it.

  4. From the dropdown, select the landing page you want to assign to that specific link.

This means each tracking link within a campaign can point to a different landing page — giving you full control over traffic routing at the link level without changing the campaign structure.

Once set up, your landing pages will be ready to receive traffic, track conversions, and contribute to campaign-level reporting — all within a single, unified campaign.


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