I'm building an a/b test in target that tests a new navigation design on a group of pages. I want to run this test in both the US and Canada. The urls have country codes in them (see examples below). Can I just set my audience to US and Canada by geo location? Or will I need to include the set of page urls for both countries in my page delivery?
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There are few options you can use to achieve this use case
1) You can try passing country parameters through the mbox/delivery call and see this on the page load level
How Do I Pass Parameters to a Global mbox? | Adobe Target
2) You can create an audience with geo targeting - A visitor’s geo information is determined from the originating IP address of a Target location request (mbox request). The IP-to-geo resolution is done for the first call of a new session. This means, if the IP address of a visitor changes mid session of a visit, the geo information is still based on the IP address of the first call.
3) Another way - fetch the country code info into profile script and used into Visitor Profile for audience purpose.
Hope this helps.
There are few options you can use to achieve this use case
1) You can try passing country parameters through the mbox/delivery call and see this on the page load level
How Do I Pass Parameters to a Global mbox? | Adobe Target
2) You can create an audience with geo targeting - A visitor’s geo information is determined from the originating IP address of a Target location request (mbox request). The IP-to-geo resolution is done for the first call of a new session. This means, if the IP address of a visitor changes mid session of a visit, the geo information is still based on the IP address of the first call.
3) Another way - fetch the country code info into profile script and used into Visitor Profile for audience purpose.
Hope this helps.
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