How edweek.org’s landing page get definite success？｜LandingSpy

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edweek.org has set up a total of 12 landing pages recently. The advertising platform is Facebook, and the advertising time is mostly concentrated on 2018/08/09~2020/05/18.

Advertising Landing Page Performance

Top 3 Landing pages Free Analytics

1.Top 1 Landing page of edweek.org

Title：Peter DeWittKids Need Play and Recess. Their Mental Health May Depend on It. - Peter DeWitt's Finding Common Ground - Education Week

Description：Let's provide more opportunities in school so children learn how to make decisions and develop an internal locus of control. This way a child can influence events and outcomes in their own lives and in return, we will have more children who are potentiall

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2.Top 2 Landing page of edweek.org

Title：Getting Kids to School: Tackling the COVID-19 Transportation Problem - Education Week

Description：Reducing ridership, "walking school buses," and staggered schedules are among the strategies districts are considering for getting students to school this fall. They must also decide who gets transportation and how to keep drivers on board.

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3.Top 3 Landing page of edweek.org

Title：Two-Minute Tip: Insights on Europe's Ed-Tech Market - Market Brief

Description：Does Europe's education market offer ed-tech companies opportunities for growth, even during COVID-19? Our 2-minute video gives insights.

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