you'll need to create two versions of your CTA, with different text or design elements. You can then create an A/B test to see which version performs better.
Hey @Washizawa A/B testing hasn't been built out for the new CTA tool (yet) but I would imagine it is on the way. It is available for the legacy (old) CTA tool, but that is a completely different tool to be honest so it may take some time to have this available in the new tool.
If you're linking to a page with a CTA you could manually create an a/b test though. You could use the targeting and target based on a query string. You can then use queries in the url to define which CTA is shown.
For example let's say you were linking to mysite.com/contact, You could have mysite.com/contact?cta=1 and mysite.com/contact?cta=2 with those queries (the parts after the ?) being the targets for the CTA. It's not perfect as it would mean choosing a link each time but is the closest workaround I could think of at the moment.
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Hey @Washizawa A/B testing hasn't been built out for the new CTA tool (yet) but I would imagine it is on the way. It is available for the legacy (old) CTA tool, but that is a completely different tool to be honest so it may take some time to have this available in the new tool.
If you're linking to a page with a CTA you could manually create an a/b test though. You could use the targeting and target based on a query string. You can then use queries in the url to define which CTA is shown.
For example let's say you were linking to mysite.com/contact, You could have mysite.com/contact?cta=1 and mysite.com/contact?cta=2 with those queries (the parts after the ?) being the targets for the CTA. It's not perfect as it would mean choosing a link each time but is the closest workaround I could think of at the moment.
Tom Mahon tom@hub-spark.com HubSpot Expert | Digital Marketing Specialist | Community Champion HubSpark
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Yes, It is possible to A/B test with CTA but that is possible in legacy and for that HubSpot needs Marketing - Professional and Enterprise Subscriptions. CMS - Professional and Enterprise Subscriptions. Please, find the HubSpot knowledge base for more information :
you'll need to create two versions of your CTA, with different text or design elements. You can then create an A/B test to see which version performs better.