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Creating Variants

Learn how to create A/B testing variants of your landing pages.

Variants let you test different versions of your landing page to find what converts best. Creating a variant gives you a copy of your champion that you can modify independently.

Creating a Variant

From the Landing Page Canvas

  1. Open your campaign and go to the Landing Pages tab
  2. Select the champion landing page you want to create a variant for
  3. Use the canvas controls to click Create Variant
  4. The new variant is created and appears on the canvas

What Gets Copied

When you create a variant, it starts as an exact copy of the champion:

  • All sections and components
  • All text content and images
  • All styling and theme settings
  • All SEO settings

You can then modify any of these independently.

A variant is a full, independent landing page. Changes to the variant don't affect the champion, and vice versa.

Preview Inheritance

When a variant is first created, it inherits the champion's latest preview. This means:

  • You'll immediately see a preview of the variant (matching the champion)
  • If the champion has a static snapshot, the variant starts with that
  • Once you edit the variant and create a sandbox session, it gets its own live preview
  • After the session ends, the variant will have its own static snapshot

If a variant doesn't have its own preview yet, the system automatically shows the champion's preview as a fallback, indicated by Static Preview in the preview header.

Editing Variants

After creating a variant:

  1. Double-click the variant node on the canvas
  2. The editor opens with the variant
  3. Make changes using the AI chat or Design Mode
  4. Changes are saved to the variant only

What to Test

Consider testing these elements:

Headlines

Different headline variations often have the biggest impact on conversions.

CTAs

Button text, color, placement, and size can all affect click-through rates.

Social Proof

Test different testimonials, review counts, or trust indicators.

Layout

Try different section orders or visual hierarchy.

Naming Variants

Variants are automatically named based on the champion. To rename:

  1. Open the variant in the editor
  2. Use the rename option in the page header
  3. Give it a descriptive name indicating what's different

Good naming examples:

  • "Homepage - Short Headline"
  • "Homepage - Blue CTA"
  • "Homepage - Video Hero"

Managing Variants

Viewing All Variants

On the landing page canvas, variants appear to the right of their champion. You can:

  • Toggle variant visibility with the visibility filter
  • Click any variant to see its preview
  • Double-click to open and edit

Deleting a Variant

If a test is complete or a variant isn't needed:

  1. Open the variant in the editor
  2. Access the delete option from page settings
  3. Confirm deletion

Deleting a variant is permanent. Make sure you've recorded any lessons learned before deleting.

Using Variants in Campaigns

To actually run A/B tests with your variants:

  1. Open the campaign's Flow Builder
  2. Add your landing pages to the flow
  3. Configure traffic split percentages
  4. Publish the campaign

The Flow Builder controls which visitors see which variant.

Variant Analytics

Track how each variant performs:

  • Views: How many people saw this variant
  • Conversions: How many completed the goal
  • Conversion rate: Percentage of viewers who converted

Access analytics from the campaign's Analytics section.

Best Practices

Start with a Hypothesis

Before creating a variant, know what you're testing and why:

ElementHypothesis
Shorter headlineMore people will read and understand the value prop
Green CTA buttonWill stand out more and increase clicks
Video heroWill engage visitors longer than static image

Keep Changes Focused

Test one major change per variant. Testing multiple changes makes it hard to know what worked.

Give Tests Enough Traffic

Don't call a winner too early. Wait for statistically significant results.

Document What You Learn

Whether a variant wins or loses, document the learnings for future tests.

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