Steps to Developing an A/B Testing Strategy:
Over half of all marketers use some form of testing but up to 75% of the more mature strategic marketers use A/B testing routinely as part of a formal marketing strategy to learn about customer behavior.
Pretty impressive, right?
So, let's get started! Follow the six steps below to help you develop a successful A/B testing strategy. Remember, we should consider testing a continuous process, so when one test is completed, another is started. And this all begins with thoughtful planning.
“Never stop testing, and your advertising will never stop improving.”
― David Ogilvy
Steps to Developing an A/B Testing Strategy:
Pretty impressive, right?
So, let's get started! Follow the six steps below to help you develop a successful A/B testing strategy. Remember, we should consider testing a continuous process, so when one test is completed, another is started. And this all begins with thoughtful planning.
“Never stop testing, and your advertising will never stop improving.”
― David Ogilvy
Steps to Developing an A/B Testing Strategy:
- Develop a Plan - this will be pivotal in garnering the best results!
- What are my company’s top business goals?
- What are the measurable results we want to achieve?
- Which of the three categories will I start testing (creative, content, timing and frequency)?
Remember to only test one element at a time.
- Find an executive sponsor. This shouldn’t be too challenging since most executives love to have metrics to validate programs.
- Assign people to support each step in the testing process. For instance, determine who will create and build the testing program in the system.
- Ensure someone is reporting and benchmarking metrics in the system.
- It’s essential to review results during the test time to optimize the final version. If you can assign an analyst to the team, they can often validate the statistical significance beyond the basic metrics.
- Don’t forget to document the full process along the way, including the steps taken and the results achieved. This will help the team review what was successful and where to focus next.
- What did you discover during your testing?
- Communicate findings and recommendations to management.
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