LanderMagic allow you to turn your cold landing page into a dynamic page, relevant for each keyword you have activated in your Google Search Ads campaigns
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The complete setup will take you 5 minutes maximum. See the section below to go through the different steps.
To summarize all the steps you have to go through, here is a quick overview:
Let's breakdown the complete setup together.
Now you can start by connecting your Google Ads account in your global user account by following this link.
Now you have to create your first project. You can do it here. You will have to name it and attach the Google Ads Customer Account you want to work with.
Now, you have to give a name to your project and attach the Google Ads Customer Account you want to work with. Make sure to select the right customer account because once selected, you'll cannot unattached it from your current project. You will have to create a new project.
⚠︎ Be aware that in LanderMagic, 1 project = 1 Google Ads Customer account.
In order to have the power to dynamize your first landing page, you have to create it in LanderMagic.
To do it, go to the 'Dynamic Pages' tab in LanderMagic and on the 'New dynamic page' button on the top right side.
Now, paste the page URL you want to customize, give it a clear name and click on 'Create'. And that's it!
Now it's to create and dynamize your first element in your recent created dynamic page.
To do it, go to your recent dynamic page created, click on the 'New variable' button.
Then, follow the steps in the video below:
Note that the same mechanic applies when you want to dynamize image or url elements.
Below, a quick video tutorial to create a image variable on your website:
⚠︎ Note that if the image you want to dynamize is in a <div> tag, you have to copy the selector of the div itself.
To finally really benefit from the power of LanderMagic, you have now to create dynamic content with the element you just customized, in front of each of your Google Ads keywords.
To achieve this, you have to create a new experience, assign a Google Ads campaign to it, choose your dynamic landing page, add the ad groups that you want and then personalize the content for each keyword.
Below, a quick video on how to do it:
Last but not least, you finally have to place your LanderMagic script on your website. Ideally, on all pages but you can also trigger it only on the pages where you want to let the magic happen.
You can use Google Tag Manager to implement the script or just paste it on the <head> tags of your website manually.
If you use Google Tag Manager, you can follow these steps:
⚠︎ Depending on your script implementation (manual or Google Tag Manager), don't forget to define it in the 'Settings' tab.
All the features already available and those that will soon be available.
Get help from AI to write the content for your dynamic keywords. Make them more appealing with a title and description that pique curiosity.
To use AI in LanderMagic, each project must meet two conditions:
Once these conditions have been met, you can go to one of your ad groups, select one or more keywords and press the 'AI-Driven Generation' button.
Use visitor location data from your Google Ads campaigns to adjust your landing page content according to their city, region or country.
Analyzes your landing pages and advises on elements to personalize based on what’s effective in your industry.
Leverage AI to predict the future performance of keywords based on historical data and market trends, helping users to make more informed decisions on keyword selection.
All the analytics features already available or those that will soon be available.
Gain detailed statistics on the performance of your landing page for each keyword.
Rise your conversion rate by everytime improving the personalized version of your content for specific keywords.
You can easily A/B test the cold version of your landing page versus the personalized version, for each paid keyword.
You'll can compare sessions, bounce rate, conversion rate, conversions.
👉🏼 You'll need for this to install a conversion script either manually or via Google Tag Manager.
Manual installation
You can call the lmtc('') function anywhere between the opening and closing <body> tags of your web page, either when the page loads, or when a web user performs an action, such as clicking a button.
Google Tag Manager installation