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A/B Test Analysis

Test Name: [Descriptive test name] Test ID: [Internal tracking ID] Date: [Start Date] - [End Date] Status: [Planning / Running / Complete / Inconclusive]


Hypothesis

If [we change X], then [Y will happen], because [rationale based on data or insight].


Test Design

Parameter Detail
Variable Tested [What is being changed]
Control (A) [Description of control variant]
Variant (B) [Description of test variant]
Primary Metric [The main metric being measured]
Secondary Metrics [Additional metrics to monitor]
Traffic Split [50/50, 70/30, etc.]
Minimum Sample Size [Required sample per variant for statistical significance]
Minimum Detectable Effect [Smallest meaningful difference, e.g., 5% lift]
Confidence Level [95% or 99%]
Expected Duration [X days/weeks based on traffic and sample size]

Targeting

Criterion Value
Audience [Who sees the test]
Channel [Where the test runs]
Device [All / Desktop / Mobile]
Geography [Regions included]
Exclusions [Who is excluded and why]

Results

Primary Metric: [Metric Name]

Variant Sample Size Conversions Rate Lift vs Control
Control (A) % -
Variant (B) % %

Statistical Significance: [Yes/No] at [X]% confidence P-value: [X.XXX]

Secondary Metrics

Metric Control (A) Variant (B) Lift Significant?
[Metric 1] % [Yes/No]
[Metric 2] % [Yes/No]
[Metric 3] % [Yes/No]

Segment Analysis

Segment Control Rate Variant Rate Lift Notes
Desktop % % %
Mobile % % %
New Visitors % % %
Returning Visitors % % %
[Custom Segment] % % %

Revenue Impact Estimate

Metric Value
Projected Annual Lift [X]%
Projected Additional Revenue $[X]
Projected Additional Conversions [X]
Confidence in Estimate [High/Medium/Low]

Decision

Winner: [Control / Variant / Inconclusive]

Rationale: [Why this decision was made, citing specific metrics and statistical significance]

Implementation Plan:

  • [Step 1: e.g., Roll out variant to 100% of traffic]
  • [Step 2: e.g., Update creative assets across campaigns]
  • [Step 3: e.g., Monitor for X days post-implementation]
  • [Step 4: e.g., Document learnings in knowledge base]

Learnings

What we learned:

  1. [Key learning 1]
  2. [Key learning 2]
  3. [Key learning 3]

Follow-up tests to consider:

  1. [Next test idea based on results]
  2. [Next test idea based on results]

Quality Checks

  • Sample size reached minimum threshold
  • Test ran for at least 1 full business cycle (7 days minimum)
  • No external factors (holidays, outages, promotions) affected results
  • Segments were balanced between variants
  • No sample ratio mismatch (SRM) detected
  • Results reviewed by at least 2 team members

Template from campaign-analytics skill. Statistical significance calculations require external tools (e.g., online calculators or scipy).