Manage A/B tests campaigns
You can manage A/B tests in one of the following ways:
- Navigate to Marketing » A/B testing and expand the Actions menu of an A/B test.
You can sort A/B tests or search for a specific test.
- In page editing mode, expand the A/B menu and manage the A/B test for this page.
IMPORTANT: Your connection to Sitefinity CMS needs to be properly configured, so that Sitefinity Insight collects data. In case connection is lost, the case may be that the A/B tests is going on but Sitefinity Insight does not track and accumulate data. In addition, you cannot manage the A/B test. For more information, see Troubleshoot connection issues.
The following table summarizes how you can manage A/B tests.
Action |
Description |
Start |
You can start or schedule an A/B test on a draft or published page. In case the page is in status Draft, latest changes you made to the page are automatically published. |
Edit |
You can edit:
- Test title
- Start date
NOTE: Be aware that by changing the start date of an active A/B test, all statistics prior to the new start date are deleted from Sitefinity Insight.
- End date
- Variations
- Allocation of traffic to the variations
- Goals
NOTE: After you edit or add goals, in case you stopped the test, you need to manually resume the A/B test. You can edit tests in Active state.
Also, keep in mind that test results afterwards possibly will be quite altered and may skew your statistics.
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Delete |
Once you delete an A/B test in Sitefinity CMS, all data stored in Sitefinity Insight is also deleted.
NOTE: You cannot delete tests that are in status Active.
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Change status |
- Active
You can stop the test for any amount of time. All your test data is kept in Sitefinity Insight and not deleted.
- Stopped
You can resume an A/B test anytime. Resuming the A/B test will publish all recent changes on the tested page.
- Ended
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Resume |
You can resume an A/B test anytime. Resuming the A/B test will publish all recent changes on the tested page. |
End |
To end the test, you must select which variation becomes the default content of the page.
For more information, see End A/B tests campaigns.
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