Is it possible in Google Experiments to not split the variations based on a percentage, and instead have certain IP ranges or region codes go to specific regions?
What is being requested at work is to have 6 variations, 2 for each region, and the original. I would first identify the region, and then do an even split between the original and the 2 variations.
Is such a thing possible?
Turns out this is not possible. We instead came up with a split table for variation splitting and use custom reports to roll the original page and "original experiment" pages together.
javascript,php,google-analytics,universal-analytics,google-experiments
Take a look at this library: php-gacx (Server-Side Google Analytics Content Experiments PHP Client) https://github.com/thomasbachem/php-gacx They parse cxApi response on server-side and update cxApi cookie. Also take a look at this comment: https://github.com/thomasbachem/php-gacx/issues/4 hope it helps...
I'm the lead Android engineer at Taplytics. We do exactly what you're talking about! At the core, its actually pretty straightforward. Obviously I can't go into full details on what magic we're doing, but I can give you a general idea! First off, if you are the one building these...
google-analytics,ab-testing,google-experiments
Yes, GA Experiments are what you use when you want to test things like conversion rates between two designs. Yes, this is a fairly simple scenario and GA should be able to handle it. There are several ways you could go about this.. how you want to structure it is...
ios,objective-c,storyboard,segue,ab-testing
If you are using Storyboard and if the view controller you want to segue to is defined in there, with an identifier of "OptionViewController", then you can do this: UIStoryboard* storyboard = [UIStoryboard storyboardWithName:@“Main” bundle:nil]; OptionViewController *ovc = [storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier:@“OptionViewController”]; [self presentViewController:ovc animated:YES completion:nil]; ...
google-analytics,google-tag-manager,google-experiments,content-experiments
The Javascript versions of Google Content Experiments are not actually supported in GTM at the moment (they have do do either redirects or change the site on the fly and since it's hard to say in advance at which point during page load the tags fire, and it which order,...
Turns out this is not possible. We instead came up with a split table for variation splitting and use custom reports to roll the original page and "original experiment" pages together. ...