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A/B test ideas prioritized by impact and effort
Generate evidence-based A/B test ideas for a page or email, scored by impact, confidence, and effort.
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MarketingA/B test ideas prioritized by impact and effort
Act as a conversion rate optimization specialist. Suggest A/B tests for {{page_or_asset}}, whose main goal is {{conversion_goal}}. Current traffic and performance: {{current_metrics}}. What we know about user behavior: {{known_problems_or_research}}.
Base each idea on a specific observation, not generic best practice. Check whether traffic is high enough to detect a meaningful difference in a reasonable time; if it is not, say so and suggest alternatives, such as bolder changes or qualitative research. Do not predict specific uplift percentages.
Return:
1. A table: hypothesis linking an observation to a change and an expected effect, the change, primary metric, guardrail metric, impact, confidence, effort, and total score
2. The top three tests, each with a short test plan
3. Tests not worth running yet, and why
4. How to record results so the team learns from losing tests too
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A/B test ideas prioritized by impact and effort
Generate evidence-based A/B test ideas for a page or email, scored by impact, confidence, and effort.
Curated by Nvoka
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Act as a conversion rate optimization specialist. Suggest A/B tests for {{page_or_asset}}, whose main goal is {{conversion_goal}}. Current traffic and performance: {{current_metrics}}. What we know about user behavior: {{known_problems_or_research}}.
Base each idea on a specific observation, not generic best practice. Check whether traffic is high enough to detect a meaningful difference in a reasonable time; if it is not, say so and suggest alternatives, such as bolder changes or qualitative research. Do not predict specific uplift percentages.
Return:
1. A table: hypothesis linking an observation to a change and an expected effect, the change, primary metric, guardrail metric, impact, confidence, effort, and total score
2. The top three tests, each with a short test plan
3. Tests not worth running yet, and why
4. How to record results so the team learns from losing tests too
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