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The role of the landing page in contextual advertising?
Hello. I have some misunderstanding of the need to create a LANDING PAGE (aka landing page).
If I have, for example, an online pharmacy site with many products. So when setting up contextual advertising, I add a link to a specific catalog page with a specific product, right? So that the user, when clicked, immediately jumped to the right place?
Or is it necessary to create a separate landing page with this product?
I don't understand what the purpose of a landing page is. Thanks!
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So when setting up contextual advertising, I add a link to a specific catalog page with a specific product, right?
So that the user, when clicked, immediately jumped to the right place?
I don't understand what the purpose of a landing page is.
Or is it necessary to create a separate landing page with this product?
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in your case, it is better to set the landing page through the standard page of the site with USP and promotions
For gaming products that make the main cash register, it would be nice to make landing pages that sell, for the rest it is not necessary
The meaning of the landing page is "to land on the product."
They are usually made for one product or service. And there they suck this product or service from all sides, but one.
So when setting up contextual advertising, I add a link to a specific catalog page with a specific product, right? So that the user, when clicked, immediately jumped to the right place?
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