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Create a campaign route like /landing/reddit using a shared LandingPage component with a campaign-specific headline, body, and single CTA. Fire a Reddit Pixel Lead event on CTA click, add the route to your prerender script, and append UTM parameters to the CTA URL.

Write each ad as an HTML file at the target dimensions, then use a Puppeteer script to set the viewport to sizes like 300x250 or 1080x1920 and screenshot each page to PNG. This produces pixel-perfect banner, square, and story ad assets.

It depends on your strategy. Including them in the sitemap lets them rank organically for long-tail queries, while adding noindex meta tags keeps them purely for paid traffic. In Next.js, set robots index false and mark the route non-indexable in your routes config.

Yes. For Next.js, each campaign becomes an app/lp/<campaign>/page.tsx server component, with client components only for CTA tracking and forms. UTM parameters read via useSearchParams must be wrapped in a Suspense boundary to keep the page statically rendered.

Reading UTM parameters with useSearchParams outside a Suspense boundary forces the entire page into dynamic rendering. Wrap the client component that reads search params in Suspense so the rest of the page stays static and loads fast for paid traffic.