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But people don't want to know you're A/B testing on them with prices. Didn't Amazon get in trouble over that and have to back peddle? Seems like you have to A
by JeffL 16y ago
But people don't want to know you're A/B testing on them with prices. Didn't Amazon get in trouble over that and have to back peddle?
Seems like you have to A/B test over time and not offer different prices simultaneously or else you risk pissing people off.
- patio11 16y agoYou can do a lot just with A/B testing prominence of products.
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- bluesmoon 16y agoyou could just A/B test the difference between using $9.00, $9 and 9, for example. You could also play around with sales tax where one menu has values of say $7.99 (tax not included) and another has $9 (tax included)