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12+ Years mastering CRO and landing pages for brands including G FUEL, Boom By Cindy Joseph, Lionel Messi + 3500 others.
Here are 5 A/B tests that added over $1.1M/ARR for our client. I've put together a detailed Notion document showing the tests and methodology behind them. Like + comment “CRO” or "TESTS" and I’ll DM it to you! (connect with me first) -- #cro #conversionrateoptimization
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When you’re ready to move past incremental gains in your experimentation process, we recommend adopting the IDEA Methodology for A/B testing. Krissy Tripp shares the full scoop on building a successful experimentation program here: https://lnkd.in/gB4iz44j
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Any ideas on how performance testing can be integrated with Shift left and CI/CD strategies.
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The single most powerful way to run better A/B tests: Run more A/A tests! For the past 7 years, I’ve worked on A/B test programs at every single company I've worked with—and along the way, I’ve: - Improved the design of 100s if not 1000s of experiments - Seen every approach for getting baseline information No matter the company or context, I always end up looking for A/A tests. They are the fastest and most accurate way to find out enrolment patterns, metric baselines, and practically everything else you need to know before designing a high-signal experiment. Not running A/A tests? Start now! 👊
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Recommendations for A/B Testing: 🧪 Test one variable at a time. Isolate impact for clear insights. 🔍 Make small changes. Avoid complexity; pinpoint what works. 📈 Run tests sufficiently. Gather ample data for reliable outcomes. ⌛️ Be patient. Growth takes time; steady progress yields rewards. Let's optimize your testing strategy together!
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I've always been a fan of business novels, which describe more of the context around what one can do with all the moving pieces and people so you can learn how to make good decisions (Books like The Goal, The Phoenix Project, and more). This semester in digital analytics, I'm experimenting with a few video lessons; the first up is explaining a/b testing to students. While we'll end up in a software tool and talking about tech before we jump in, let's connect it to the why.
I've found that explaining why you a/b test and how to choose what to test next for students is best without just talking about tools and stats; it's a story.
The Tale of Two Approaches: How A/B Testing Brings Clarity and Success
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Performance Marketer @ Hey Digital | Helping B2B SaaS Companies Grow Revenue With Paid Marketing Channels and Conversion Optimization.
Running an A/B test on your creative is a waste of resources if that test is never going to get enough data to be statistically significant. You can calculate how much data you need to run tests and therefore figure out how many significant tests you can run every month. I found these test duration calculators quite helpful. https://lnkd.in/dysvy49e https://lnkd.in/dpZAj6nG You can calculate how many tests you can run and that's a surefire way to get leadership to take your plan seriously and set expectations with them so they can unlock the budget that you need to get a win. #abtesting
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In deep consideration of going live next week see how testing goes this week. It be the least profitable version but the risk is lowest also. And fine tune more profitable versions as it runs live
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Testing at the end, mmm. Yes! But we need to remember that as products keep evolving, we need to remember testing, and always. Test plans can change, implementation of this needs to be triggered and where we are finding the reason to test is looking at the Risks and testing as early as possible. We must enable "shift left" approaches which help us test earlier, and prepare for monitoring and alerting at release. Great article Callum Akehurst-Ryan > https://lnkd.in/egkx7EdV
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Hello! Working on the creation of a new product, we offered the customer and successfully organized a continuous process of ensuring the quality of the product, introducing best testing practices both manual and automated. Faced with a number of challenges, we completed the tasks to ensure product stable operation: - About a thousand test cases were created, covering up to 95% of the product functionality. - A framework for black box autotesting was developed from scratch, and clients were developed to work with special testing tools. - Test cases that check the critical functionality of the product became automated. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. You will find all the most interesting things about how to organize the testing process here: https://lnkd.in/eCa6_W9P
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