AdCombo on your landing pages
With AdCombo, the visitor orders on the offer's landing page with a name and a phone number, a local call center calls to confirm, and you're paid once the customer confirms. Every step after the click happens on AdCombo's side. The step before it is yours: the pre-lander, advertorial or quiz that warms up cold Facebook, TikTok or native traffic before it reaches the order page. AdCombo supplies pre-landers for its offers, and also lets you run your own.
LanderLab is where you build and test that page. Its job in the chain is simple and easy to get wrong: keep your tracker's click ID and AdCombo's sub accounts on the link to the offer, so the order AdCombo reports back lands on the ad, the pre-lander and the GEO that produced it.
Your own pre-lander in front of AdCombo's order page
AdCombo provides about a dozen landing pages and pre-landers per offer, localized, and they work. They're also the same pages every other affiliate on the offer is running. A pre-lander built for your audience and your angle, an advertorial for one GEO, a short quiz for another, is how you stand apart on the same offer, and AdCombo invites affiliates to use their own pages.
LanderLab gives you an editor built for those pages, A/B testing between variants, and publishing on your own domain, without hosting files or a server.
Keep the click ID and sub accounts to the order
AdCombo's tracking links take your tracker's click ID in clickid and your own labels in subacc and subacc2, and its postbacks send them back to your tracker. That only works if they survive the pre-lander. With Pass Through URL Params on, every parameter the visitor arrived with is added to every link on the page, so the click on your CTA reaches AdCombo with the same IDs it left your tracker with.
Approval rate, not just orders
On COD, an order isn't money until the call center confirms it. AdCombo can post back separately for a new order on hold, a confirmed order and a rejected one, with the payout and the transaction ID. Send all three to your tracker and each ad, pre-lander and GEO shows its approval rate next to its orders. A pre-lander that brings lots of orders and few confirmations is a pre-lander that oversells, and you'll see it in a day instead of at payout.
Test pre-lander angles per GEO
What sells a joint care product in Mexico isn't what sells it in Poland. Give each country its own pre-lander, with copy and an offer link made for it, and split test angles inside each one. Give each variant's link its own sub account value, and AdCombo's own stats, where sub accounts show as SubAccount 1 and 2, tell you which angle brings confirmed orders, even before your tracker's report is in.
