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Pertento for Optimizely CMS
Running Pertento on a site built with Optimizely CMS, which is a different thing from Optimizely’s own experimentation product.
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Optimizely CMS is a .NET content platform, and Pertento installs into its layout the way any script does: once, in the head, inherited by every page. Worth stating plainly, because the name invites the question. This is about running Pertento on a site built with Optimizely CMS. It is not an integration with Optimizely’s own experimentation product, and pointing two experimentation tools at the same traffic is a reliable way to get two answers and no way to tell which is right.
How it connects
- Add the tag to the shared layout, as high in the head as the template allows.
- Check that no second experimentation script is already assigning the same visitors.
- Target by URL pattern so a change reaches every page built from a template.
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