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by siddharthdeswal 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Tells us we need to think up better headlines.
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by siddharthdeswal 13y ago
Sample size was 4500+ distributed between the two versions. In this case, the sample size was not small but the conversion rate of the page was very low. Which is why a 600% increase was even possible. That's usually a problem with A&#
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by siddharthdeswal 13y ago
They didn't measure how this affected revenue. They're still in the process of rolling out that test. (I work for VWO)
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by siddharthdeswal 13y ago
Trying to do exactly that at http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/ab-split-test-duration/ and http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/ab-split-significance-calc... but yeah, we need a better way to present this
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by siddharthdeswal 13y ago
The tool has that built-in. As soon as significance is achieved, we show a "winner", so to answer your question, instead talking about statistical significance we focus on the more positive aspect of an A/B test. Those not in
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by siddharthdeswal 13y ago
Exactly. For someone who's just starting with A/B testing, this serves as a good/interesting introduction. But for someone who really wants to understand the detailed behind-the-scenes, this will obviously fall short. Coming
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by siddharthdeswal 13y ago
Multiple species of fish are usually called "fishes". We used this explanation to verify http://grammarist.com/usage/fish-fishes/ Not sure if it is correct though. Do you have a link to a better explanat
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by siddharthdeswal 13y ago
Those are good points, but we were gunning for the marketer who isn't familiar with A/B testing. This because we see that a lot of our potential customers have usually heard the term somewhere but need a basic, easy-to-understand
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by siddharthdeswal 13y ago
That's a beautiful landing page. Assuming you work there, how much time did it take to build?
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Freakonomics - How to Get Motorbiking Parents to Put Helmets on Their Kids?(freakonomics.com)
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Stephen Hawking hacked by Syrian Electronic Army(panarabiaenquirer.com)
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by siddharthdeswal 14y ago
Great work Kushagra. Very useful stuff.
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by siddharthdeswal 14y ago
True, we don't. But that is usually the reason for A/A tests throwing up different results (assuming of course, that the tool used to run the test is not flawed).
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by siddharthdeswal 14y ago
There's a very simple reason for that. You're seeing a difference between Control and Variation in an A/A test is because a very small number of visitors have been tested. To explain, suppose you toss a coin 10 times and 7 out of those it s
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by siddharthdeswal 14y ago
Content that loads dynamically won't force you to use Multivariate Testing. In fact, most commercial services implement both A/B and Multivariate tests using client side JS. Also, you can A/B test dynamically loading content so I think you
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by siddharthdeswal 14y ago
Nah, not missing it. Well aware of it actually but that was not reported to us by Veeam, so instead of trying to fudge, we just stick to reporting for now.
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by siddharthdeswal 14y ago
VWO rounds off 99.9x% to 100%. Sample size was 3500 visitors approximately to control and variation each.