Landing URL collection

Collect Landing URLs With the Creative They Belong To

Stop collecting the banner in one place and its destination URL in another. DropAsset lets you require the landing URL alongside the creative so the submission arrives with the information needed for the placement.

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Creative + URL together · Required per asset · No advertiser account

The missing half

The file is only half of the ad setup

When the URL travels separately

  1. 01

    The creative arrives by email.

  2. 02

    The landing URL is in another reply.

  3. 03

    A corrected banner comes back, and the URL is left out.

  4. 04

    Media sales copies the URL into another document.

  5. 05

    Ad ops has to confirm which URL belongs to which placement.

Same intake flow

DropAsset keeps the creative request and destination URL in the same intake flow.

The advertiser sees the landing URL field with the asset they are uploading. The publisher reviews both in the request, instead of matching a file from one thread to a link from another.

Per asset slot

Make the destination URL part of the asset requirement

A landing URL requirement can be turned on for each asset slot. The advertiser sees the field before they complete the submission, and the destination stays tied to that slot.

Advertiser upload

One upload flow for the file and the click destination

Advertisers upload the creative and enter the landing URL in the same public request. They submit both without a DropAsset account. The URL is collected with the file. DropAsset does not check whether the landing page is live.

Placement by placement

Know which URL belongs to which creative

When multiple placements are requested, each slot can carry its own destination URL requirement. The homepage banner, the newsletter, and the mobile unit do not have to share one link copied from a thread.

  • Homepage Banner

    https://example.com/summer-sale

  • Newsletter Rectangle

    https://example.com/subscribe

  • Mobile Banner

    https://example.com/offer

Replacements

A corrected creative does not need a separate URL thread

Advertisers can replace the creative submission from the same public request. The landing URL remains part of that slot's intake, so you review the submitted asset and its destination in the same request. DropAsset does not keep a version history of every replaced file.

Workflow

Collect the creative and destination in four steps

  1. 01

    Create the asset slot

    Add the placement you need and set the size, formats, and file-size limit for that creative.

  2. 02

    Require the landing URL

    Turn the destination URL on for that slot so it is part of the asset requirement.

  3. 03

    Share the public upload link

    Advertisers open one link and submit the file and URL without creating an account.

  4. 04

    Review the submitted creative and destination together

    Open the request and see the file beside the landing URL that belongs to that slot.

Teams

Useful anywhere an ad creative needs a click destination

Publishers

Require a destination URL with each direct-sold placement instead of collecting it later by email.

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Media Sales Teams

Send one link that asks for the creative and the click URL after the sale.

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Ad Ops Teams

See the submitted file and the destination that belongs to that placement in the same request.

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Regional Media

Let local advertisers submit the banner and its landing URL without a separate follow-up.

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Campaign Managers

Keep each placement's creative and destination together when a campaign uses more than one size.

Digital Advertising Teams

Collect the file and the click URL for each placement in one structured request.

Comparison

Separate URL collection vs structured asset intake

Email / spreadsheets

  • Creative arrives in one place
  • URL arrives in another message
  • Placement-to-URL mapping is manual
  • Corrections create more coordination
  • Missing destination data is easy to overlook

DropAsset

  • Landing URL can be required per asset slot
  • Creative and destination are collected together
  • Each placement keeps its own requirement
  • Advertiser uses the same public request
  • Publisher reviews the submission in one workflow

Questions about collecting landing URLs

Yes. You can require a landing URL on an asset slot. The advertiser sees that field in the same upload flow as the creative, and the destination stays attached to that submission.

Yes. Each asset slot can carry its own landing URL requirement, so different sizes and placements can use different destination URLs.

No. Advertisers open the public upload link and submit the creative and landing URL without a DropAsset account.

No. DropAsset currently collects the destination URL as part of the asset submission, but it does not perform link-health, redirect, or landing-page validation.

Yes. Advertisers can replace a submitted creative from the same public request. The landing URL remains part of that slot's intake, so you review the file and its destination in the same request. DropAsset does not keep a version history of replaced files.

The destination stays with the creative it belongs to. It does not have to arrive in a separate email or chat message, and each placement can keep its own click URL.

Keep the creative and its destination together

Create a structured request that asks advertisers for the file and the landing URL your placement needs.

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