Minimal setup allows you to quickly run SEO split tests with built-in statistical analysis and correlation models
Test and defend your SEO hypotheses by seamlessly running SEO split tests across millions of pages
Provide a business case and ROI before you commit developer resources
From search engine bots to end users, run SEO tests across product pages, category sections, or any template on your site
From click thru rate to conversion rates, select from key metrics to measure the impact to business outcomes
Demonstrate that SEO changes have a positive impact to traffic and revenue
Continuously make edits and updates to groups of pages with full control on who can deploy the changes
Make changes to title tags, metas, schema, internal links, or any content element
Scale faster when you have concrete data to back-up your SEO roadmap

Using a secure hosting infrastructure, it provides end-to-end security through ClarityAutomate.
Adding a single line of code, it allows easy execution of tests on the test group.
Leverage alongside any Content Management System or other tech.

“The changes only took a day of [dev] work, but without the ability to test that data, none of it would have been prioritized.”
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Meredith Raico
SpareFoot
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* SEO Roadblocks and Challenges Industry Survey of ~1,200 Enterprise SEO's
seoClarity’s SEO Split tester works using EDGE SEO, which means it is compatible with any CMS. Whether you have Adobe Experience Manager, Wordpress, Hubspot, SquareSpace, Contentful, or even a headless CMS, it would be supported.
Single Page App (SPA) frameworks are increasingly common among enterprise sites.
Unlike traditional multi-page applications (MPAs), which reload the entire page with each interaction, SPAs load a single HTML page and dynamically update its content through JavaScript.
seoClarity’s SEO Split tester has been tested against and works with all SPA Frameworks including NextJS, React, Vue, Angular, etc.
Use seoClarity to create your test plan, execute, and analyze results, all with just a few clicks.
Start SEO TestingA/B testing does not hurt your SEO, as long as you’re mindful of a few guidelines and considerations, like no cloaking, rel="canonical", and 301 redirects.
The first step to run an SEO test is to choose a site element to test. This can be meta data, schema, content format, or other elements.
A 5-step approach to running a successful SEO test — from implementation to analysis.
While the names are similar, there are a few key differences between standard A/B testing and SEO split testing. Here’s the quick rundown…
Testing structured data for FAQ schema to find out how long does it take for FAQ schema to improve visibility in the SERP and subsequently improve CTR for a specific page?