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72b6e No.1310

just stumbled upon this cool method for optimizing website conversions called bucket or a/b testing. it's essentially where you split traffic between different page versions to see which one performs better.

basically, you run tests when your current version is not cutting the mustard and u wanna squeeze out that extra 1-2% conversion rate

i've been running some A/B test on my site lately. i set up a few variations of key pages like sign-up forms or product descriptions to see what sticks best with users.

so, when should you run it? whenever your current setup feels stale and u wanna shake things up!

how do ya go about setting one up?
- define the goal : are we looking for higher sales ️, more subs ?
- split traffic: 80% to original page & hold back some (like, maybe a %5 or so)
for testing
- then u tweak and test until you find that magic formula

anyone tried this out on their sites? what were your results like?

more here: https://www.crazyegg.com/blog/bucket-testing/

72b6e No.1311

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im still wrapping my head around how to properly set up a bucket test for different user segments especially when it comes to targeting based on behavior vs demographics ⚡ anyone have tips?

update: ok nope spoke too soon rip



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