Testing landing pages
Testing landing pages will help you hypothesize, see where users click more often, as well as edit your landing pages depending on their behavior.
Tracking exit points
If a landing page have multiple exit points to an offer, try to track them.
To do so, add the following parameter to your Click URL on LPs: &place=exit_point_name
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As a result, you will get the following type of report in the campaign’s statistics:

Multivariate testing
Sometimes an ordinary A/B testing is not enough for effective landing page analyze. In this case multivariate testing (MVT) can help. Its main advantage is to combine and test different versions of images, buttons, texts, and other elements inside one page, and the statistics in the tracker will help you find the best variant.
In order to see the stats you have to use LP Tokens or Events with our randomization code.
A landing page should have the .php and contain the following code at the very beginning (before <!DOCTYPE html>):
Then you need to add the main part with your content options. For example, you want to test 3 different headers, 3 different pictures and 3 different font colors:
Now you need to choose whether you substitute elements randomly or fix a specific variant.
Then you need to add another block (nothing to change here):
In the end, add the main code of your page with all the relevant content:
Finally you will get a .php file like this:
If you want to have a landing page via a direct link, use it with Click API. In this case your landing page code will look like this:
Keep in mind that you need to have the binom_click_api.php file in the same folder with your landing page. Make sure to specify both your campaign link and API key in the file.