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You can try multiple variations at the same time. A research team could test roughly 200 variants per week to get this number and be able to test each variant f
by zaarn 5y ago
You can try multiple variations at the same time. A research team could test roughly 200 variants per week to get this number and be able to test each variant for the entire week.
- mikro2nd 5y agoGood point. I was more-or-less assuming you'd want to see the results from one variant before deciding how to proceed, but you're right - parallel testing would be quicker, if "less efficient" (in some sense).