Replies posted by GregorySR

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Adam_G_Katz
Adam_G_Katz
posted in Ask a Question

A/B Variants Not Showing Equally Despite 50%/50%

@Will_Prout from an A/B testing perspective, letting a user see different variants when they come back can lead to data issues.Think of it this way: you want to know if A works better than B, so people who see A should only see A, and same for B.If each time they come back to the site they see a different version, then you’re no longer testing if A is better than B. You have to take into account “does seeing A and then B work better than B and then A”. What about “seeing A 3 times and then B twice”, etc.

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Will_Prout
1 year ago
GregorySR
GregorySR
posted in Industry Best Practices & Strategy

What does your CRO practice look like?

Those are great points, thanks!

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Larissa_MacDougall
1 year ago
Amanda
Unbouncer
AmandaHead of Community @ Unbounce
posted in News and Announcements

Important (and Exciting!) Unbounce Community News 🎉

Agreed, the new version is really great!

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Nayon
1 year ago
julien_level
julien_level
posted in Industry Best Practices & Strategy

Do you have a landing page per main source of trafic ?

We actually went the other way to @Finge in the past: we don’t necessarily have a landing page per source, but we did end up splitting out a few.For example, our facebook ads are pretty good at driving awareness and consideration, but we definitely saw more intent from paid search ads. The result is that our SEM LPs are pretty bare and push you into our flow while our Social LPs have more content explaining who we are and what we do,Potentially this could have worked through smart traffic too (i.e. the tool would have figured it out and we could have a “single” landing page), but at the time we felt we had more control and the pages are so different that if we want to make them evolve I’m not certain it makes sense to have them together on a single URL.

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Finge
2 years ago
sepbaz
sepbazFormer Unbouncer
posted in Lounge Area

How do you stay educated on Marketing & Business?

I would also mention Measure Slack channel. It’s not specifically marketing, but so many helpful people and conversations for, let’s say, “technical marketers”. Asking a question and getting answers within minutes from people like Simo Ahava or Charles Farina on GA/GA4/GTM… It’s phenomenal :)

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kloe
2 years ago
chrissjang
chrissjang
posted in Ask a Question

How to conditionally display different form confirmation dialog based on form selection

As @Malik mentions in the answer to my question on the linked thread, you can define what you want to show before calling the confirmation dialog and pass that (in your case a URL) through the parameters.

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Malik
3 years ago
Alyssa
Unbouncer
AlyssaUnbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

Hello! We're recruiting for User Research participants - AGAIN! 👩‍🔬

Only launched a test with smart traffic yesterday on a minimal traffic page, but very happy to test it on a larger scale! We definitely have pages with way more than 500 visitors per month.

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Alyssa
Unbouncer
3 years ago
Stephanie_Galati
Stephanie_GalatiFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

We're recruiting for User Research! 👩‍🔬

Available also!

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L
3 years ago
GregorySR
GregorySR
posted in Ask a Question

Accessing form answer values in form confirmation dialog

Thanks @Malik! Looks like just what I needed 😀

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citydan
2 years ago
GregorySR
GregorySR
posted in Ask a Question

Accessing form answer values in form confirmation dialog

Thanks @Malik! That’s a clever solution, hadn’t thought of trying to calculate the results first and passing them through. So I’m guessing you’d detect the “onClick” for the submit button and then field.value = result? However, I’m still having trouble accessing the selected values. I did find an example script for a dropdown, but in my case I have a couple of radio buttons and a text field and cannot figure out how to get the selection / value.

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citydan
2 years ago
GregorySR
GregorySR
posted in Ask a Question

Accessing form answer values in form confirmation dialog

For a little more info, I just don’t know what to look for… I’m assuming they’re around somewhere since the dynamic insertion can find them. So far, the workaround I’ve figured out is to load another URL in a lightbox instead of the form confirmation dialog, passing the values in parameters there and then parsing the URL to display what I want in the page. But it would be a lot cleaner if I could stick to the confirmation dialog vs creating a separate page in unbounce.

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citydan
2 years ago
BrunaGarcia
BrunaGarciaFormer Unbouncer
posted in Tips & Scripts

Dynamic links based on URL parameters

Just to reply to my own message, I tested using the clkg format for the URL. The clicks go to the right place, but my conversions aren’t tracked. Any ideas would be welcome!

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P
2 years ago
BrunaGarcia
BrunaGarciaFormer Unbouncer
posted in Tips & Scripts

Dynamic links based on URL parameters

Hi @BrunaGarcia! Thanks for this, it turns out I just today need to work with this! Question though: how will this affect conversion goals if they are on the buttons we are changing the URLs for? Looking at my page, after the change the url with this method, it no longer follows the “clkg” formatting that allows Unbounce to track clicks. I’m not sure whether formatting the URLs to replicate this format would work either, as I’m using this to add a parameter to the end of the URL, which therefore isn’t in the list of detinations I clicked off as goals for my page. Any input is welcome!

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P
2 years ago
Zane
Zane
posted in Ask a Question

Is it possible to link directly to a lightbox element id and have it pop up as a light box?

Probably a little late for @blaisck, but for anyone else looking, you can add custom CSS to do this #lp-pom-button-xyz .label {text-decoration: underline;} Replace #lp-pom-button-xyz with your button id.

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GregorySR
4 years ago
Rob
RobFormer Unbouncer
posted in Tips & Scripts

Dynamic Image Replacement Using URL Parameters

Not sure if this is the same issue that others were having, but the script wasn’t working for me either. I did find a way to make it work though, so posting it here for others. Turns out that the image had both a “src” and “srcset” attributes, as well as “data-src-desktop-1x”, “data-src-desktop-2x”, “data-src-desktop-3x”, “data-src-mobile-1x”, “data-src-mobile-2x” and “data-src-mobile-3x”. In the end, I changed the script to update all of them and it now works. It’s probably not the best in terms of optimisation, but at least it works! Might be linked to the retina feature @Scott_Fahy?

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Finge
7 months ago

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