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| I'm hoping to run an A/B test on a product preview page, which has URLs like so: | |
| * http://domain.com/products/14/preview | |
| * http://domain.com/products/104/preview | |
| * http://domain.com/products/135/preview | |
| * http://domain.com/products/2045/preview | |
| * http://domain.com/products/2045/preview | |
| We have a variation of the 'preview' view that we want to compare... across all our products. | |
| * http://domain.com/products/14/preview_b | |
| * http://domain.com/products/104/preview_b | |
| * http://domain.com/products/135/preview_b | |
| * http://domain.com/products/2045/preview_b | |
| * http://domain.com/products/2045/preview_b | |
| Unfortunately, Google Website Optimizer requires us to enter in a valid URL (we cannot put a wildcard in there for the product id). | |
| Anyone know if there is a way around this via some GWO JS trickery? ...or another A/B and multivariate testing platform that we should be evaluating? |
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No idea if it will do what you're looking for (I haven't dug into it yet) but Optimizely keeps popping up on my radar for A/B and multivariate testing.