| What to do with old a/b test pages | DaveGalt | 6/10/12 8:03 AM | One of the reasons I preferred the multivariate tests over A/B is that I didn't end up with visitors having saved a temporary test page in their favorites. Creating separate test pages causes me to end up with several defunct test pages with nothing |
| Re: What to do with old a/b test pages | htmlterrier | 6/11/12 6:18 AM | If you actually still get visits to these pages I would recommend 301 redirecting these. If people link to it and google grabs it I would rather the bot sees the "fresh" page. I can't think of a different solution and yes, MVTs will be sorely missed. |
| Re: What to do with old a/b test pages | DaveGalt | 6/11/12 8:11 AM | Thanks for the answer. This is what I've been doing, but I don't like to maintain a growing number of junk redirect pages. It's tempting to just write my own testing routine to insert and track page variations. There are so many easy ways to make th |
| Re: What to do with old a/b test pages | JonathanRElder | 6/22/12 8:07 AM | As suggested, I'd delete the page altogether and add a htaccess redirect. It's easy enough to add new lines as you delete old experiments. |