Ryte, the award-winning website quality management company, today announced the launch of its new Search Engine Optimization A/B testing feature, a first-of-its-kind to be integrated deeply within a website quality management platform.
Ryte’s unique A/B testing feature marks a major step in helping SEO and website professionals become more data-driven. The feature -- sometimes also referred to as “split testing” -- is for comparing two versions of a webpage to determine which one performs better. A/B testing for SEO helps to determine how changes to website content can impact search performance metrics clicks, impressions, CTR or position.
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