pro feature
Three upgrades on a link.
A plain link row can become a card, an experiment, or a limited drop. It keeps its clicks and its place in the page either way.
half of visitors see each
Most links are a row with a title on it. Occasionally one is doing more work than that and should look and behave like it. Three upgrades sit on any link row, and you can turn on as many of them as make sense.
Spotlight card gives the link artwork, a title, and a subtitle, sized so it reads first. A/B test adds a second title and destination, shows half of visitors each version, and counts the clicks separately, so A and B can be read against each other instead of argued about. Limit clicks closes the link once it has been tapped as many times as you allow, and the row says how many are left on the way there.
A visitor always gets the same version they saw last time, so a page does not flicker between two titles on a second visit. The upgrades are part of Pro. A link with all three off is just a link.
three steps
Set it up.
- 01Select a linkOpen a plain link block in your dashboard Studio and find the Upgrades section.
- 02Turn one onSpotlight card, A/B test, or Limit clicks. Each opens its own row of settings.
- 03Read the countsThe A/B test shows clicks per version, and a limited link shows how many are left.
related pages
- Spotlight linkOne link, given the size it deserves. Artwork, a headline, and a line of context people read before they tap.
- AnalyticsViews, clicks, and subscribers by day. Where people arrived from, which link they tapped, and which country they read it in.
- CountdownShow the time left, live on the page. The date does the persuading.
questions
Straight answers.
- How is the A/B split decided?
- By the visitor rather than by the tap. Each browser is assigned a version and keeps it, so someone who comes back twice sees the same title both times.
- Can I see which version won?
- Yes. Clicks are counted per version and shown next to the setting as A and B.
- What counts towards a click limit?
- The link’s total clicks. When it reaches the number you set, the row stops working and says so on the page.