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A/B testing
Test pages, audiences, questions, offers, and flows, read the weekly verdicts, and keep the version that wins.
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A/B testing in RightMessage
You'll see what you can A/B test, where each test lives, how tests reach a verdict, and which plan each kind needs.
Run an A/B test on a page or an audience
You'll build versions of a page or of one audience's changes in the campaign editor, check how long a verdict might take, then start the test and publish.
Testing tab reference
You'll find what every part of a campaign's Testing tab means, from the holdback card to each A/B test card's status, versions table, and actions.
Read A/B test results, the weekly trend, and testing with low traffic
You'll learn how to read a test's numbers and weekly trend, what the time-to-verdict estimate tells you, and how to test honestly when your site gets little traffic.
End a test and deploy the winner until your site is updated
You'll end an A/B test, keep the version you choose, and keep showing an Original page winner until your website has the changes, then undeploy it.
How campaign and A/B test verdicts work
You'll learn when a campaign holdback or A/B test can reach a verdict, what each state means, and why changing report dates doesn't change it.
Compare personalization with a holdback
You'll hold some visitors back from your campaign, then see whether the personalized page converts better than your page as it is.
Test questions, forms, and offers
You'll compare two versions of a question, form, or offer, see how visitors respond, and choose which version to keep.
Test whole flows
You'll compare two ways through a flow, see where visitors finish or stop, and publish the version you choose to keep.
A/B Testing page and split test reference
You'll find what each test metric means, what you can edit, and how to start, finish, or remove a test without confusing it with campaign testing.
What RightMessage testing doesn't do
Get straight answers about the kinds of tests and statistics RightMessage doesn't offer, and what to use instead.