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The go-to resource for digital marketers who want objective A/B test case studies and helpful information to get split-testing ideas and insights.

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Microsoft Clarity
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"Microsoft Clarity’s Copilot isn’t just a tool; it’s a game-changing addition to heatmapping optimization." - @DeborahOMalley Founder of @GuessTheTest shares her thoughts on AI driven session replays in our latest blog ✍️ Read here: bit.ly/3Wv6o6c
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Darren Shaw
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Who are the top 3 conversion rate optimization experts I should follow?
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@CarlWeische @EcomJamie Have seen other tests where you also suggest putting image thumbnails in the nav. Have you tested right vs. left image placement? If so, does one side outperform?
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Carl Weische
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Carl does CRO - ajvoyage by @EcomJamie Menu Changes: > Added a "new arrivals" section to direct traffic towards the new arrivals > Improved the navigation through visuals and the addition of a descriptive paragraph allowing users to better navigate to their desired choice
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Calling all Black Friday marketers: This A/B test provides you with one simple, surefire way to get your promo blast noticed, opened, and converting. What is it? Take a look at the screenshots below and make your best guess: guessthetest.com/.../email-subj…
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@CarlWeische @CarlWeische - Mostly agree. But sample size requirements depend on the baseline conversion rate and Minimal Detectable Effect (MDE) -- the conversion lift you're hoping to see. The experiment needs to be adequately powered to detect the effect at <95% statistical significance.
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Carl Weische
Carl Weische@CarlWeische·
Let's start with some rules of thumb for data: 1. You need a minimum of 1000 orders per Variant 2. You need around 20,000-50,000 users per Variant (depending on increase in CVR) 3. You need a minimum of 95% statistical significance
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Carl Weische
Carl Weische@CarlWeische·
I see a lot of CRO Agencies do one MAJOR mistake which makes their work completely worthless: They run a Test and evaluate results without hitting statistical significance. This is how to actually analyze and evaluate results:
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SiteSpect@SiteSpect·
In order to optimize a navigation/menu bar effectively, there are several important "do's" and "don'ts" you must follow. Check out this free resource from @GuessTheTest: : hubs.la/Q01hDNwg0
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Danie K
Danie K@danie__k·
Friendly reminder that you, too, can be a Pool PM. It’s called doing whatever the hell you want because it doesn’t make a single difference on your value. @onejasonknight @darbsmaloney should we start a Pool PM club? 👩🏼‍💻🏊‍♀️
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Kasper Dolk | CRO & LPs
Kasper Dolk | CRO & LPs@kasper_dolk·
[E-COM STORE OWNERS] There's an exact framework we follow to create high-converting product pages All elements, specific apps, sections and more RT and reply “send” and I will DM our 50+ conversions checklist to you (must follow so I can DM you)
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Find this tip useful? There's plenty more to help you. Like, comment, reply, or retweet if you want more helpful nav optimization tips.
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Ideally do an XML map before making any changes involving internal links. As XML sitemap will look something like this:
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