LeadsPedia on your landing pages
LeadsPedia is where your leads are validated, priced and sold. LanderLab is where they're made: the landing pages and quiz funnels your Meta, Google and native traffic lands on. Connect the two and the gap between them closes. Each submit is posted straight into a LeadsPedia campaign, under the field names its posting instructions use, while the consumer is still near the phone.
It works for both sides of the trade. Networks and lead gen shops that run LeadsPedia get pages that feed their own campaigns without a developer writing a posting script. Affiliates whose buyer runs LeadsPedia post straight into the campaign the buyer set up for them, and stop emailing spreadsheets.
Post each lead to a LeadsPedia campaign
LanderLab posts each lead into the LeadsPedia campaign you choose, by Direct Post or Ping-Post, with every field renamed to the key the campaign expects and any static values it needs. You see the full request before it goes live, and from then on every submit is posted as it happens.
The connection is set per page, so each page can post to its own campaign and vertical: home insurance in Texas on one landing page, auto in Ohio on another.
Certificates and sub IDs where LeadsPedia expects them
When a LeadsPedia vertical asks for consent proof, its posting instructions list a TrustedForm certificate field and a Jornaya LeadiD field. LanderLab's TrustedForm and Jornaya integrations fill them on every lead, so a buyer that requires a certificate never gets a lead without one.
Posting instructions also carry sub ID fields, lp_s1 to lp_s5. Put the ad set or publisher in them and LeadsPedia's reports split accepts, revenue and returns by the traffic that produced them, which is the report you cut spend from.
Post into your buyer's LeadsPedia
If you're an affiliate and your buyer runs LeadsPedia, you can post straight into the campaign they set up for you. There's no CSV to send at the end of the day and no posting script to keep running on your side.
Every lead kept, even when a post fails
LanderLab stores every lead in its Leads tab, filterable by date and variant, with CSV export on Grow and up. If LeadsPedia rejects a post for a misnamed field, the lead isn't gone: you still have it. If you sell into verticals where leads must not be stored by a third party, Lead Compliance Delivery sends them straight to LeadsPedia instead, with the trade-off that a failed post can't be recovered.
