The Mutually Exclusive Groups setting in Zoho PageSense allows you to organize experiments so that a visitor participates in only one experiment within a group at a time. This prevents multiple experiments from targeting the same visitor simultaneously, which helps maintain accurate test results and avoids conflicting user experiences on your website.
Mutually exclusive groups are particularly useful when you are running multiple experiments on the same page, similar pages, or targeting the same audience segment. By grouping these experiments together, PageSense ensures that each visitor is exposed to only one experiment from the group.

The Description field allows you to add additional information about the purpose of the mutually exclusive group. This may include details about the experiments included, the pages being tested, or the optimization goal.
Providing a short description helps maintain clarity for teams managing multiple experiments.
The Traffic Allocation setting lets you control how the visitor traffic is distributed among the experiments included in the group.
You can assign a specific percentage of traffic to each experiment. PageSense will then distribute eligible visitors according to the defined allocation.
For example:
This ensures that experiments receive the intended portion of traffic while still maintaining the rule that each visitor participates in only one experiment from the group.
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