When it comes to making website changes related to landing pages, call-to-action buttons or overall layout, it can be tempting to use intuition and past experience to predict what elements will make people click and convert. Unfortunately, basing marketing and website decisions off your gut is not always effective, and that’s where A/B testing comes into play.
What is A/B Testing?
Also known as a split test, A/B testing is an experiment that compares a control and variation of something, like a call-to-action, a form, a landing page, an ad, etc., to see which performs better among site visitors. A/B testing makes your website work for you by achieving growth from research with behavioral analytics and user feedback.