Posted in A/B Split Testing, Multivariate Testing on February 15th, 2010
A picture is worth a thousand words. And a video is worth laboring through hundreds of documentation pages and forum threads. The following video shows how to create a multivariate test using Visual Website Optimizer in well under 4 minutes. The short tutorial is a must watch if you have heard about multivariate testing in articles/blogs; and always wondered what exactly is it. Even if you haven’t heard about multivariate testing, don’t worry – this tutorial with demystify that. Basically, multivariate testing is a technique where you vary several elements on your page to see which version results in maximum conversions (that is, form submissions in this case). A successful multivariate test can often result in 50-100% increase in conversions (case study to come out soon).
Without any further blabbering, here is your video tutorial on multivariate testing (click Play to start the video):
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June 6, 2010
Page tagging typically tracks what a visitor viewed on the website and for how long that visitor remained on the site together with any click or conversion related actions performed.
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