AdsBridge integration

AdsBridge can route traffic on dozens of parameters and optimize paths on EPV, but it optimizes on the conversions it gets. LanderLab posts every lead from your page back to AdsBridge, so the routing follows leads.

  • Webhook
  • Landing pages, Quiz funnels, Workflows (beta, by HTTP Request)

Why connect it

Why AdsBridge and LanderLab

  • Distribution rules with leads behind them

    Each lead is posted back with AdsBridge's click ID, so every rule and path shows the leads it produced, not just the clicks it routed.

  • Auto-optimization that sees leads

    AdsBridge can shift traffic toward the paths with the best EPV or EPC. Posted leads are what give those numbers meaning on a lead gen campaign.

  • One lead per click on CPA offers

    AdsBridge counts one conversion per click ID on a CPA offer, so a visitor who submits twice doesn't count twice.

  • Statuses from your buyer

    With postback statuses switched on in AdsBridge, a later postback can mark a lead approved or rejected, and the report follows the money.

  • Pages built for lead capture

    LanderLab's quiz funnels and multi-step forms record partial leads in its Leads tab, so you see where visitors drop off, not only who finished.

AdsBridge on your landing pages

AdsBridge is a distribution engine: rules on country, device, OS and more decide which path a click takes, paths split traffic between landing pages and offers by share, and auto-optimization moves traffic toward what earns. All of it is driven by conversions. When the lead form lives on a LanderLab page, LanderLab reports the conversion: the visit arrives with AdsBridge's click ID, a hidden field keeps it, and on submit the page's Webhook integration sends it to AdsBridge's postback URL.

The split of work is clean. AdsBridge decides who goes where. LanderLab builds the pages and quiz funnels, stores every lead with its page, variant and UTMs, and hands the lead to the CRM or buyer that pays for it, while the tracker gets the conversion.

Traffic distribution judged on leads

AdsBridge's rules can send mobile traffic to one landing page and desktop to another, or split a geo between three pages by share. The question every rule raises is whether it worked, and for lead gen the answer is in the form. With LanderLab posting each submit back to AdsBridge, every path, rule and landing page has its own lead count and cost per lead.

Auto-optimization that has something to work with

AdsBridge's auto-optimization moves traffic toward the paths that earn the most per visit or per click. On a lead gen campaign that only works if the leads are reported fast and from the page itself. A server-to-server postback on submit does both, so the optimizer reacts to today's leads instead of yesterday's spreadsheet.

Multi-offer pre-landers that keep the click

AdsBridge supports landing pages with several offers, each reached through its own click URL. When a LanderLab pre-lander links to those URLs, Pass Through URL Params forwards the click ID and your tokens on every link, so the offer's conversion is credited to the right path and landing page, whichever button the reader chose.

The lead itself, kept and routed

AdsBridge gets the conversion. The lead gets more: LanderLab stores every submit with its page URL, A/B variant, UTMs and submit time, and can send it to your CRM, a lead buyer or a sheet at the same moment. If a buyer questions a batch, the leads and their sources are in one Leads tab, exportable as CSV on Grow and up.

Use cases

Ways to use AdsBridge on paid traffic

  • 01

    Personal loans split by device

    One AdsBridge campaign sends mobile pop traffic to a two-step LanderLab form and desktop to a longer quiz. Leads post back per path, and the device split is settled on cost per lead.

  • 02

    A listicle with three offers

    A LanderLab listicle links to three offers through AdsBridge's multi-offer click URLs. Pass Through URL Params keeps the click ID on each link, and the offers' conversions land on the right landing page.

  • 03

    Insurance leads approved by a buyer

    The form posts each lead to AdsBridge as it's sent, and the buyer's postback marks it approved or rejected later. The paths that send rejected leads lose their share.

FAQ

AdsBridge integration FAQ

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AdsBridge and LanderLab

When is AdsBridge worth connecting to my LanderLab pages?

When AdsBridge routes your traffic: its distribution and auto-optimization run on conversions, and the postback from the form is where your leads come from.

Do I need Zapier to send leads to AdsBridge?

No. The page's webhook sends the conversion to AdsBridge's postback URL when the form is sent.

Will a lead that submits twice count twice in AdsBridge?

Not on a CPA offer. AdsBridge counts one conversion per click ID there.

Will AdsBridge see my click ID and UTMs?

Yes. AdsBridge's click ID is read from the page URL and returned on the postback, hidden fields store your UTMs on each lead, and Pass Through URL Params carries all of them to the offer.

Can I send quiz answers to AdsBridge?

No. AdsBridge's postback carries the conversion, its payout and status, not lead details. Every quiz answer stays on the lead in LanderLab and goes to your CRM or buyer.

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