Use Signal with Optimizely snippet
This is a third-party integration and is not an Optimizely subprocessor. See Optimizely's Third-Party Add-Ons & Platform Integration Terms.
When you configure Optimizely for the first time, you implement the Optimizely snippet. The snippet is a single line of code that lets you start running A/B tests. You can use a tag management system to implement the snippet, like Signal.
📘 Note This is a non-standard deployment, so contact your Signal representative. Discuss your use case, the vendor you want to deliver synchronous content, and the Optimizely snippet.
If you must load Optimizely through Signal, see implementing Optimizely with a tag manager and contact your Customer Success Manager to discuss the implications.
To ensure clean content delivery with Optimizely Web Experimentation, load the Optimizely snippet synchronously.
<script src=”//s.btstatic.com/tag.js” type=”text/javascript”> { ‘site’ : ‘xxxxxxx’, ‘mode’ : ‘sync’ } </script>If you shift from asynchronous to synchronous, other integrations running from the bootstrap could be in conflict. Signal may be able to specify which code runs synchronously and which code runs asynchronously in a single tag.
Running analytics tags synchronously post-content can cause load-time discrepancies.
Integrate Web Experimentation with Signal
Signal supports Optimizely implementations for A/B testing, adding and removing audiences, and assigning dimensions. Use the pre-configured tag templates in the Signal dashboard to integrate these implementations.
- Select Add a Tag in the Tags tab.
- Search for Optimizely in the template list and click the appropriate template.
- Enter your Optimizely project ID, audience IDs, and dimension IDs in the Signal template.
Contact your Signal representative for help with implementation.
Server-direct integrations
Signal supports server-direct integration, eliminating the need to deliver data through the browser. Vendor and client implementations vary, so contact your Signal representative to discuss your specific use case.