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Simple A/B Testing

By Yishay Shalev

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Summary

A/B test your site

Description

A/B Test Your Website Easily set up A/B tests (also known as split tests) to compare different versions of your web pages. Custom Percentage Split Tailor your tests by customizing the traffic split between your page variants. Assign specific percentages to each variant to control how your audience experiences your content. Ensure the total adds up to exactly 100% for accurate results. SEO Safe Protect your search engine rankings with our SEO-friendly features. Add a simple code snippet to the head of your testing variants to prevent them from being indexed by Google. This tells search engines to treat these pages as temporary, keeping your SEO efforts intact. No Coding Skills Required Our plugin is designed for simplicity. With just a few clicks, you can set up and launch your A/B tests without writing a single line of code. Focus on creating great content while we handle the technical details. Analytics: the plugin does not track analytics (Feature will be added in the future). We let you A/B/C test your pages only. We recommend using any of the popular platforms (like Google Analytics) to track your variants performance as you would on your other pages. How it works Set the primary variant Choose the primary version of the page you want to test, this should be the original version. 2. Set the testing variants Set the testing variants and choose the split percentage for each one. Total should be exactly 100% 3. Add the SEO protection code snippet Add a code snippet to the head of the testing variants. This snippet tells google to not index the testing pages, and treat it as a temporary page. 4. Update your website Click publish and your test is live! Make sure to install analytics to track what version performs better. To learn more about the plugin, you can check out our website here: https://shalev.agency/simple-ab-testing-for-framer

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A/B test your site

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Rank history

Daily rank per list, from the first snapshot — lower is better.

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