schleprock
Active Member
Everytime I change a "destination URL" I have to go through a review. With Google it is fairly quick, with Bing it can be much longer.
How do you effectively rotate landing pages if you change them manually?
I have A/B testing on my Inbound Now plugin and it does not change the slug, so the that would probably solve the above problem but if the slug does not change how can you know that the person is seeing both A and B.
Then I need to do the same thing for my remarketing LPs. They are different, more matter of fact, than the first time a visitor sees an ad and goes to my posts.
Anyway, how do I keep from manually changing these things. Would a tracker also have that ability. To use one URL for the ads but rotate which page gets shown. And would it be able to do it with a self hosted blog. I would think it would be easier for them to rotate things if they actually hosted the LPs themselves.
How do you effectively rotate landing pages if you change them manually?
I have A/B testing on my Inbound Now plugin and it does not change the slug, so the that would probably solve the above problem but if the slug does not change how can you know that the person is seeing both A and B.
Then I need to do the same thing for my remarketing LPs. They are different, more matter of fact, than the first time a visitor sees an ad and goes to my posts.
Anyway, how do I keep from manually changing these things. Would a tracker also have that ability. To use one URL for the ads but rotate which page gets shown. And would it be able to do it with a self hosted blog. I would think it would be easier for them to rotate things if they actually hosted the LPs themselves.
