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Posted by johnny on 10/25/55 11:33
Sjoerd wrote:
> When a new user enters your site, you can give him a random version.
> However, you do not want that the version changes while the user is
> visiting your site. So if a user clicks a link, that next page has to
> be loaded with the same version. This can be accomplished with sessions
> or cookies.
thanks guys .
however, I am afraid sessions is not what I am looking for.
I mean, keeping the same version during the visit of the same user is
not my primary goal, the split run testing is needed to know which
different creative/ layout option ( ie some copy in the text , the
position of a form etc. ) is more efficient.
So the test is usually performed on single pages, often homepages or,
better, landing pages.
What is really important is that if for instance I have to test 3
different version of something, each option must have the same number
of impressions in order to have reliable stats to anlayze ( so 33,3%
of visitors must have seen one of the 3 different pages).
I realized that I should have a look at banner rotation management
scripts without using any random function because the core of my script
must be an equal number of views for each version.
I had no time to search properlly the web for those scripts yet but the
only one I have saw used a database table to know each time which
version of the banner has to be included in the page following an array
order
Anyway , any suggestion is always welcome
Johnny
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