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MarketingExperiments is a research laboratory with a simple (but not easy) seven-word mission statement: To discover what really works in optimization. We focus all of our experimentation on optimizing marketing communications. To that end we test every conceivable approach and we publish the results (at no charge) in the MarketingExperiments Journal (subscribe).
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| June 17th, 2013 Test Planning: 3 simple tips to keep your test planning and optimization on the right track Developing test planning and optimization strategies is long, bumpy road of trial and error before you reach a true discovery about your customers. Read on for three simple tips you can use to keep your testing and optimization strategy planning on track. |
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| June 13th, 2013 Analytics and Testing: An approach to the delicate balance of confidence and uncertainty One of the challenges in interpreting results is the constant struggle between projecting confidence in the reliability of those results and a scientist’s obligation to portray limitations that exist. Read further to learn more about how one data analyst approaches building a client’s confidence in test results while keeping the integrity of data intact. |
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| June 10th, 2013 Online testing: Two common reasons to use a radical redesign test approach Testing can become an exercise in frustration after a few test cycles of consistent underperformance. But don’t quit. Get radical. Read further to learn more about two common reasons to consider a radical redesign testing approach. |
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