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on desktop, this works absolutely fine. On mobile / tablet devices, it sends users to the 3rd piece of content (no idea why)
I'm guessing you're using an #anchor. Lots of browsers seem to be pretty flakey when it comes to displaying anchors in the right place, so you'd probably be better off building a landing page which just contains the content you want people to land on.
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Agreed.
A specific page (with local translations etc) is coming in early May but the first content launches tomorrow as it's for a specific event (happening next weekend) so can't be moved.
If it's not possible, we'll just use the top of the page and have a shittier user journey for a couple of weeks. It's only a minor part of the campaign for now anyway.
Soul
Not sure we can affect the code on site..
Background:
We're launching a new ad campaign this week. The landing page has a specific piece of content (4th bit down the page) that we want to direct to.
Issue: on desktop, this works absolutely fine. On mobile / tablet devices, it sends users to the 3rd piece of content (no idea why).
The client is fine with sending the user that clicks on the ad on a mobile to the top of the page but the site we're serving the ad from is device agnostic so it's not like we can just use one url on their mobile site vs desktop site.
Usually, I'd use our adserver to build out creative rules but as this is a text link (clicktag) and not an image, our adserver won't do that.
I was hoping someone knew of a tool (like a url shortner) that might have this function.