Traffic splits allow you to direct users to specific screens based on known user characteristics or in-experience responses. There are several ways to split traffic in your experiences.

1. To add a traffic split to your experience, click on the (+) icon and select “Split Traffic.” You can also click on an individual branch and select "Split Traffic."
   

   

2. Select from one of the six different split traffic options:

• Device Type: Offer different experiences for consumers on desktops and mobile devices.

• A/B Test: Split users based on a percentage to test two versions of the same experience and optimize completion rate. Learn more about A/B testing here.

• Launch Link: Create a new brand from an existing launch link. Watch this video to see how to set up a launch link split specifically!

• Outcome Split: traffic based on the Outcome with the current highest value.

  Query Parameter: Pass parameters to the Jebbit URL to customize the experience based on existing data.

• Attribute: Split traffic based on whether or not you have collected a specified attribute for the user. This allows you to skip asking questions to consumers when you already know the answers.
  
  

  

Q: When should I use a device split?
A: A device split is often used by clients who have design elements that cannot be accomplished with the Style Independently toggle turned on. For example, wanting to set up a different button layout or adding in different elements for each device type.

Q: When should I use an outcome split?

A: You would use an outcome split to add elements to the outcome screen that are not customizable in the standard outcomes menu. For example, if you want to include a secondary CTA on each outcome screen, then you would set up an outcome split and add the additional CTA as a static button with an outcome-specific outcome URL. The result is that users who match the outcome will see this specific screen and this secondary CTA.

Q: Can I use a traffic split to auto-populate an email the second time a user takes a quiz?
A: Yes! To auto-populate an email the second time a user takes the experience, you will need to leverage a traffic split. Watch this video to learn how:

There you have it! That should be just about everything you need to know to get started with traffic splits today!

• Branching, Connecting, & Disconnecting Screens

• A/B Testing

• URL Parameters

• Outcome Splits

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