Elevate A/B Testing
  • Getting Started
    • Introduction
    • Help and Support
    • General
  • Price Testing
    • Price Testing - Getting Started
    • Price Testing - Guides
      • Price Testing - Duplicate Products
        • Theme Requirements for Product Price A/B Testing (Non-Shopify Plus)
        • Managing Duplicate Products
        • Product Price Test QA Checklist
        • Launching a Price Test
      • Price Testing - Shopify Plus
    • Price Testing with Subscriptions
      • Setting Up a Subscription Price Test with Recharge
      • Setting Up a Subscription Price Test (Other subscription apps)
    • Ending a Price Test
  • Page Testing
    • Page Testing - Getting Started
    • How to create a page experiment
    • Page Test QA Checklist
    • Shopify Translate & Adapt
  • SHIPPING TESTING
    • Shipping Testing - Getting Started
    • How to Create a Shipping Experiment
    • Shipping Test QA Checklist
    • How to Hide Cart Item Properties
  • Split URL Testing
    • Split URL Testing - Getting Started
    • How to create a split url experiment
  • PRODUCT IMAGE TESTING
    • Product Image Testing - Getting Started
    • How to create a product image experiment
  • Analytics
    • Analytics Results Tab Overview
    • Raw Data Overview
  • FAQ
    • General FAQ
    • Analytics FAQ
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  1. Split URL Testing

Split URL Testing - Getting Started

Learn how Split URL Testing can optimize your store's landing pages and custom experiences.

Welcome to the guide for Split URL Testing with Elevate A/B Testing. In the fast-paced world of ecommerce, understanding how different versions of your landing pages perform can significantly impact your marketing strategies and conversion rates. Our Split URL testing feature offers a powerful way to directly compare different webpage versions by routing traffic between multiple URLs.

What is Split URL Testing?

Split URL Testing with Elevate A/B Testing allows you to conduct controlled experiments by comparing the performance of two or more distinct versions of a webpage. Unlike page testing, which focuses on variations within the same URL, Split URL Testing lets you test entirely separate pages against each other. This method is particularly useful for evaluating significant changes, such as different page layouts, navigation structures, or complete redesigns, to determine which version achieves the best outcomes in terms of user engagement, conversion rates, and other key metrics.

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