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Pre-Populating Landing Page Data Using Tracking Links
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Pre-Populating Landing Page Data Using Tracking Links

Pre-pop functionality allows you to automatically fill landing page form fields with data passed through Partner tracking links, creating a seamless data flow from Partner to Advertiser.

Overview

Pre-pop lets you pass data points from the Partner level through to the Advertiser's landing page, automatically filling form fields.

This creates a better user experience and can increase Conversion rates.

Key Terms
Key terms related to pre-populating landing page forms.
➔ Pre-pop: Auto-filling form fields on landing pages.
➔ Default Landing Page: The Advertiser's landing page URL (also previously known as Default Landing Page URL).
➔ Partner Tracking Link: The link partners use to send traffic.
➔ Macro: A placeholder that gets replaced with actual data.
➔ Parameters: Data points added to URLs (e.g.,?firstname=John).

Building Pre-Pop Tracking Links

Configure tracking links to automatically fill landing page forms.

1
Identify Form Fields
Determine which landing page fields to pre-populate
Add these as parameters to Default Landing Page
Example:
2
Add Macros
Insert custom macros into the Default Landing Page
These macros will map to Partner parameters
Example:
3
Create Partner Tracking Link
Map your macros to Partner parameters
Structure the tracking link properly
Example:
4
Partner Implementation
Share tracking link with Partner
Partners replace placeholders (INSERT_FIRSTNAME, INSERT_EMAIL) with their macros
Data flows automatically to landing page
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Global Setting Configuration

Enable a global setting to pass non-Everflow custom parameters.

Most setups don't require this setting
If you need to pass non-Everflow custom parameters:
Navigate to
Control Center -> Platform Configurations
Open
Global Settings
card
Click
Edit
Enable
Enable tracking links to pass Pre-Pop data

Common Use Cases

  • Lead generation forms
  • Registration pages
  • Quote request forms
  • Contact information collection
  • Application forms
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