promolinksby Michael Kotzur
Links & Shorteners

Split Test (A/B Test)

One short link routes visitors randomly to two or more destinations — you see which performs better.

A split test (a.k.a. A/B test) randomly distributes incoming clicks across two or more destination URLs. After enough volume you know which variant converts better and you can route 100% of traffic to the winner.

Typical use case: you have two landing pages for the same product. Variant A has a blue hero image, Variant B has a red one. With a split test you send traffic 50/50, and after 1,000 clicks per variant you have a statistically meaningful answer.

Important: statistical significance kicks in around ~1,000 clicks per variant for typical conversion rates. With smaller samples the difference may be noise. Tools like promolinks.net show real-time per-variant click counts and conversion lift estimates.

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