Add a time spent on page goal to your variation
To create a time spent on page goal:
1. Go to the GOALS tab in your A/B test (or split URL test) and click + New Goal.
2. Choose Time Spent on Page from the left pane and enter a descriptive name for the goal in the text box.
3. Enter the time in seconds in the text box then click Save and Next.
For example, you want to track conversions of visitors who spend at least 60 seconds on your blog's landing pages. In this case, the Time spent goal helps track conversions whenever a visitor spends more than 1 minute on your specified blog page.
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