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A/B Testing with Matomo

Run split test experiments on your Spheres with Matomo

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To configure your A/B test go to Settings/Analytics in your Cozmos Space

Once selected you will be presented with various options.

From this screen you can add the following information:

  • Test Name

  • Variation 1 selection (dropdown list of published Spheres)

  • Variation 2 name and selection (Variation 2 can be either another published Sphere or any other domain)

It's important to remember that data input in the A/B test configuration must exactly match what you have used in Matomo in order for the test to work correctly.

Variation 1 will always be a Sphere but you can set Variation 2 as a standard website if you want to compare completely different experiences, you are not limited to only running a split test using two Spheres.

For more information on setting up A/B tests in Matomo, you can view their documentation here:

https://matomo.org/guide/reports/a-b-testing/
A/B Testing