I have a few pages to A/B test, and I am looking for the best tools to use for this? Is there a "standard" or favorite industry tool?
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Google offers a free AB tester callled Website Optimizer |
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I would advise you to try this new tool: http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/ I think this should be the future of A/B testing! You can use it without any html/css knowledge. It is for business users, who know marketing and not programming. And it is reasonably priced! |
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I'm a big fan of Optimizely. Visual editing. Easy goal setting. Real-time reporting. Retroactive goal data. Simple to use interface. |
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I've used Vertster and found it to be a worthy (though not free) tool for A/B and multivariate testing. |
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Omniture (now Adobe's) Test and Target |
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