Affiliate Landing Pages and Bridge Pages
Learn when an affiliate landing page or bridge page helps, what it should contain and how to keep it useful and compliant.
What a bridge page does
A bridge page sits between traffic and the merchant. It can explain the recommendation, set expectations, collect an opt-in where permitted, or compare options.
When you may not need one
If a detailed article already gives the visitor enough context, another page can add friction without improving the decision.
What to include
Use a clear promise, useful explanation, relevant proof you can substantiate, disclosure and one obvious next step.
Avoid fake scarcity and unsupported claims
Do not manufacture countdowns, testimonials, earnings results or product experience.
Measure the whole journey
A landing page is only successful if it improves qualified downstream actions, not merely click-through rate.
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