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Conversion Rate: 3.00%
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Conversion Rate: 3.60%
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Not Yet Significant
Keep testing — you need more data to be confident.
Confidence Level
90%
95% confidence = statistically significant
Lift
+20.0%
Winner
TBD
Quick Interpretation
- ⚠️ Promising results, but collect more data to be sure
How to Run A/B Tests That Matter
A/B testing is the backbone of data-driven marketing. But too many marketers call winners too early or test things that don't matter. Here's how to do it right.
A/B Testing Best Practices
- Wait for significance: 95% confidence is the standard. Below that, you're guessing.
- Test one thing at a time: Change only one variable so you know what caused the difference.
- Run tests for full weeks: Behavior varies by day of week. Don't stop mid-week.
- Calculate sample size first: Know how many visitors/emails you need before starting.
- Document everything: Track what you tested, when, and the results for future reference.
What to A/B Test in Email Marketing
- Subject lines: Highest impact, easiest to test
- Send times: Morning vs afternoon, weekday vs weekend
- CTAs: Button text, color, placement
- From name: Company name vs person's name
- Email length: Short and punchy vs detailed and informative
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