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Url Rotator for Split Testing #366

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dgram opened this issue Feb 27, 2019 · 6 comments
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Url Rotator for Split Testing #366

dgram opened this issue Feb 27, 2019 · 6 comments
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@dgram
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dgram commented Feb 27, 2019

Hi,

it would be nice to have an Url Rotator to Split Test different Urls with different Landinpage Variants

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@acelaya
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acelaya commented Feb 27, 2019

I'm not sure if I follow.

Do you mean that you would like to be able to have multiple short URLs pointing to the same long URL in order to see which one receives more visits?

If that's the case, that's already possible. If you pass the same URL when creating a short one, shlink's default behaviour is to create a different short URL every time.

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dgram commented Feb 28, 2019

hi,

no i mean something like this: https://linksplit.io

So you have 1 shortened url and split them in multiple Long Urls to Split Test Campaigns, and after the test you can pick up a winner so at the end (after split testing) you only have one long url.

i hope that i describe them clearly enough.

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@acelaya
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acelaya commented Mar 2, 2019

Ok, I see it now.

It looks like a way to define A/B tests. It is interesting, although it might be a little bit tricky to implement in a backwards compatible way.

I will consider it. It would be something nice to have :)

@acelaya acelaya added the feature label Mar 2, 2019
@MatthiasDunker
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Hey guys,

maybe it is good to think of conditional redirecting. I think it would help a lot to be able to write a little rule what should happen next. Could be A/B-Testing. Another interesting case would be OS-sensitive redirection. For example when I build an app it would be nice to spread one shlink to the audience and when they visit it, it redirects the visitor depending of his/her operating system — android to the Play store and iOS to the Apple App Store.
This could be super practical and powerful.

@Ennazk
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Ennazk commented Apr 25, 2020

A link rotator under the same short link would help a lot. +1 for this.

@lazmo88
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lazmo88 commented Jul 26, 2020

+1 rotator/split (A/B) testing would be a great feature. Conditional redirect would also be amazing, directing visitors based on language, IP (geo country/city), operating system or device type (screen size?) could offer marketers very powerful set of tools.

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