Yes, if you want to track each version separately you need to hack the tracking script a little bit.

You will see this line in your script:

_gaq.push([’_trackPageview’]);

For each page you want to track separately you will change it to look more like this:

_gaq.push(u’_trackPageview’,’/your-landing-page/a’]);

I suggest giving it the same naming convention as the variant, that will make it easier to recognize.

So, if you are doing a classic A/B test you would do something like:

The Google Analytics script for Varient A includes:

_gaq.push(>’_trackPageview’,’/your-landing-page/a’]);

The Google Analytics script for Varient B includes:

_gaq.push(b’_trackPageview’,’/your-landing-page/b’]);

Now you will see different page statistics for each variant that you have marked in this way.

How to do it with universal analytics?

Will this work?

ga(‘create’, ‘UA-xxxxxxx-x’, ‘mypage.com’);

ga(‘require’, ‘displayfeatures’);

ga(‘send’, ‘pageview’,’/your-landing-page/a’ );

Thanks

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Hey Luis!

Replace this line of code in your script

ga(‘send’, ‘pageview’ );

with this:

ga(‘send’, ‘pageview’, document.location.pathname + window.ub.page.variantId + window.location.search.replace(/+/g,’%20’));

That should correctly track each page variant independently in your reporting.

Thank you Johny,

I will start tracking and check the results, for feedback.