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      1. Online lead generation whitepapers
        1. Introduction to lead gen
          1. What is lead generation?
          2. Campaign objectives
          3. Business and payment model
          4. Types of lead generation
          5. Advertiser considerations
          6. Delivery channels and formats
          7. Creative impact and incentives
          8. Data cleaning and lead qualification
          9. Why use lead generation?
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The campaign was created to celebrate Foster's famous ‘No Worries’ attitude. In creating the campaign, Play searched for some of Britain’s most, and least, ‘No worries’ people, celebrities and places. More on Play's award winning campaign.

Creative impact and incentives


 
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Download the Online Lead Generation White Paper for an introduction into this space here.
For lead generation campaigns, the main objective is always to get new leads and therefore leading the user directly to the registration form. Gathering leads should not be incidental. Any other content or out-going links disturb the campaign objective. E.g. intros, heavy animations, required download or scrolling on a page only increases drop-offs and damages performance.

The design of the creative for a lead generation campaign needs to reflect campaign objectives by simply and clearly informing the user about the action required and what the user can expect from their action.

Creative for a lead generation campaign often reflects the design of the landing page as well as supporting creative material such as email creatives, banners, logos etc.

Lead generation campaigns are often incentivised in order to stimulate user attention and make the advertiser’s offer stand out. Advertisers should consider use of incentives and balance it with an understanding of the user’s motivation to register for the product or service.

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