CDN for landing pages
Ad traffic should land on an edge, not a CMS.
Campaign pages receive sudden, geographically mixed traffic. If they share a CMS origin with the rest of the site, a media burst becomes an origin incident.
Cache landing-page HTML, images and forms-adjacent assets at Cloud CDN. Purge on publish. Keep form POSTs on the marketing origin or HubSpot.
Why teams use Aptranet
What CDN for landing pages looks like on this network.
Cloud CDN caches and accelerates eligible content on 210+ points of presence, with Origin Shield when the origin must stay out of the way.
Paid clicks hit cache
HTML and heroes are served from 210+ locations with 30 ms average latency.
Hero imagery on demand
Transform campaign creatives at the edge instead of exporting every size.
Publish, purge, go live
Editorial changes invalidate HTML without waiting on TTL.
How to set it up
A cutover you can validate before DNS moves.
Create the Cloud CDN configuration, prove it on an Aptranet hostname, then point production DNS when the path looks correct.
- 1Put campaign hostnames on Cloud CDN
Pull Webflow, HubSpot, a static export or the CMS origin.
- 2Cache HTML and media
Short enough TTL to iterate, plus purge on publish.
- 3Keep form POSTs dynamic
Do not cache the form handler.
- 4Prefetch before a burst
Warm heroes and HTML before a large ad flight.
Outcomes
What changes once the hostname is on Aptranet.
- Landing pages are cached globally
- Ad bursts hit the edge first
- Form posts still reach the handler
- Publish can purge immediately
Keep reading
Related pages
More CDN use cases on the same Cloud CDN footprint.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Map as many hostnames as you need to one or more distributions.
Anonymous HTML can be cached per URL. Cookie-based assignment should bypass cache or use distinct URLs.
Purge the URL and, if needed, replace origin HTML with a redirect or 410.
Yes. Origin groups can bind more than one origin to a distribution when paths differ.