Page Title: The Complete A/B Testing Kit for Marketers

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Page Description: In this complete A/B test kit, you'll get a free significance calculator, introduction to effective A/B testing, and a template to track and improve your tests.

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Page Text: 10 guidelines for effective A/B testing What variables you should test Running split tests for email, landing pages, and CTAs How to run and evaluate your split tests A simple significance calculator to track your results A template to help you track, organize, and improve your tests Everything You Need to Start Running Effective A/B Tests Today Running A/B tests in your marketing initiatives is a great way to learn how to drive more traffic to your website and generate more leads from the visits you’re getting. Just a few small tweaks to a landing page, email, or call-to-action can significantly affect the number of leads your company attracts.,Too often, though, marketers and web developers don’t understand the theory and process behind effective A/B testing. It may sound easy,  but A/B testing is all about optimizing your variables, finding significant results, and tracking those results to improve your conversion rates over time. Kissmetrics and HubSpot brought together some of our most effective resources and created a complete A/B testing kit for marketers. Inside, you’ll find an introductory guide to A/B testing, an easy-to-use significance calculator, and a template to help you track your results overtime. Frequenty Asked Questions (FAQs) How do you do ab test on landing pages? If you need to A/B test your landing page (or any other part of your site), the first thing is that you need to know what on-page elements matter the most and get a good understanding of what user behavior tell us. The next step would be define which version will go as “A”, or Control. It’s important at this point too to create for variations before running the Marketing campaign with bad traffic allocation! When launching a Multivariate Experiment in A What are the benefits to tracking your results for testing? Test results fall into the "you can't argue with facts" category. Assigning one person in charge of testing means more collaboration, clarity and its easier to track everything and decide what's successful or a wasted effort. By spending a few seconds to log what has been tested, everyone stays on the same page with no misunderstandings. Why do I need to fill out the information requested? We will always keep your personal information safe. We ask for your information in exchange for a valuable resource in order to (a) improve your browsing experience by personalizing the HubSpot site to your needs; (b) send information to you that we think may be of interest to you by email or other means; (c) send you marketing communications that we think may be of value to you. You can read more about our privacy policy here . Is this really free? Absolutely! Just sharing some free knowledge that we hope you’ll find useful. Keep us in mind next time you have marketing questions! When should you not use an AB test? Running an AB test is a lot of work. The process can be time-consuming and laborious, especially if you don't have the right resources in place to do it well. You also need traffic and an informed hypothesis before you can even start one. Start testing how to increase your email, landing page and CTA conversion rates today!

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