: This StackOverflow post tells how to set up an experiment for multiple pages. wal5hy says: The solution is to use relative url for the variation page. E.g. you have a number of product

@Heady270

This StackOverflow post tells how to set up an experiment for multiple pages. wal5hy says:

The solution is to use relative url for the variation page.

E.g. you have a number of product pages:
mysite.com/products/eggs.html www.mysite.com/products/cheese.html mysite.com/products/bread.html etc.


For each page you have a matching variation page:
mysite.com/products/eggs.html?var=bigpicture www.mysite.com/products/cheese.html?var=bigpicture mysite.com/products/bread.html?var=bigpicture etc.


You want to use all the product pages in 1 experiment.

Go To google Analytics Content Experiments:
For the orginal page choose ONE of the many product pages (e.g. mysite.com/products/eggs.html) (This is just to get the experiment code and provide GA with an example page)

For the variation page choose relative url and put ?var=bigpicture

Then place the javascript required for the experiment on ALL the original product pages you want in the experiment



For more information see: support.google.com/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=2664470&topic=1745208&ctx=topic

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