Website Optimizer Tricks Index
Current Articles:
- Multiple Goals - Test more than one goal by creating multiple experiments for the same test!
- GA Integration - Get experiment information into GA.
- Control Script Placement - Where should you place the control script in your test page?
- Advanced A/B Experimentation - Techniques for obtaining more control or A/B redirection.
- Advanced Test Page Functionality - Functionality for writing customized tests.
- Fragmented Sections - Test non-contiguous pieces of your page with Fragmented Sections.
- Server-Side Dynamic Section Variations - How to generate dynamic section variations on your web server.
- New! Tracking Outbound Links -- The Right Way - How to correctly track outbound links
Future Articles:
- Client-Side Dynamic Section Variations - How to include dynamic content in a section.
- Techniques for Debugging Experiments - How to check to see if your experiment is running properly.
# posted by Eric Vasilik @ 1:35 PM 
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Given a shortage of comments I thought I'd just pop in a big thank you - great articles, and fantastic to learn about this functionality which wouldn't otherwise be easy to pick up.
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Richard
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Richard
Great articles. Any chance someone here could tell me if I can use a regex to define my experiment page? We would like to test variations on an ecommerce product page where the url is rewritten and unique for each product even though the actual server page is the same. Or does it even matter since the all the page tags are in the page anyway.
Great blog.Can you provide some insight as to how we might use GWO to a/b test an entire site? I want to test multiple changes across different pages with lots of different entry points.
Absolutely great! Excellent tips, I could nick-name your blog "the missing website optimizer manual". You should write an article on how to test two completely different layout versions of an e-commerce website (let's say 2 different layouts for the product page.)
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: August 12, 2009 5:38 PM
: August 12, 2009 5:38 PM
The date was the first thing that attracted me to this post, 2050?
All the articles are great, informative, and actually usable (something I find is rarely the case.)
Thanks.
All the articles are great, informative, and actually usable (something I find is rarely the case.)
Thanks.
Thanks for this Eric - fantastic articles, very clear and easy to understand. This blog is in my bookmarks toolbar!
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