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Well, it would be like splitting a company into two parts competing with each other. And wouldn't necessarily determine which plan is better - maybe plan A is b
by praptak 7y ago
Well, it would be like splitting a company into two parts competing with each other. And wouldn't necessarily determine which plan is better - maybe plan A is better on its own but was undercut by competition from plan B?
- monadic2 7y ago> Well, it would be like splitting a company into two parts competing with each other. Presumably you'd have to design the A/B test around this to get much use out of it. However, when you're just starting a service and not sure how consumers will view the value of it, the benefit is obvious.
- cultus 7y agoStores do a/b testing all the time, just by varying the products they carry.