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Convertri Updates – 23/03/21
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Convertri Updates – 23/03/21

Even more split testing improvements are coming your way this week, as well as a couple of new templates for your sites.

Split testing is a really useful tool to see how your conversions can be improved on a micro as well as macro scale. It’s also pretty fun, pitting one version of a page against another. You feel like a boss.

So if you want to conduct your own experiments, head on over to check out the new features – and if you want to see a replay of the latest Getting Started webinar, you can do so right here:

https://help.convertri.com/article/476-getting-started-with-convertri-2021-03-18

Don’t forget, if you’re using Convertri right now make sure you force refresh the app by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+R (or CMD+SHIFT+R if you’re on a Mac) to check out  what’s new this week.

FEATURE VOTING

Want to help decide where Convertri is heading? Check out the list of upcoming features, and vote to tell us which you want to see first at https://convertri.featureupvote.com/.

FEATURES

Split testing pagination – we’ve added page numbers to the split testing screen so it won’t take forever to load if you have a lot of tests on the go.

Split testing filter – now you can filter your split tests to only show those which involve a given page, so you can easily find the one you want.

Split test traffic – we’ve added a dropdown which allows you to select the traffic type to display stats for in your split test, so you can see how it performed in different segments.

Split test winners – the ‘stop the split test’ option is currently found in the three dot menu for each variant on the Details screen.  This isn’t as obvious as it should be, so now we’ve made big shiny buttons for you to press to declare a winner.

Split test URLs – it was pretty hard to find the URL of your split test, so we’ve put it in a more obvious spot on the details screen.

Split testing links – now, you can select which links count as a conversion for each variant, which will be useful for testing out different calls to action and whatnot.

Split testing status – there was previously no way of seeing from the split test screen or details screen if a split test is running or not. We’ve added an indicator, so you can see at a glance.

Page templates [PRO] –

Vet Surgery (services)

Vet Surgery (contact)

BUGS

None this week, so here’s an awesome bug fact – entomologists who recently discovered a new type of bug in Australia have named them after legendary Pokemon. Darren Pollock and Yun Hsiao have named the new beasties Binburrum articuno, Binburrum moltres and Binburrum zapdos.

Stay safe, and happy converting!

Beth

Executive Word Arranger at Convertri

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As Executive Word Arranger at Convertri, Beth writes the help docs, update emails and interesting videos. Her British accent makes it sound a bit more credible when she records videos about Albert Einstein fighting hydras in space.

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