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Experiments in Email Campaigns
Experiments in Email Campaigns

Experiments allow you to test small changes in your email campaigns to see which version performs better, also known as A/B testing.

Updated over 8 months ago

Purpose of Experiments in Email Campaigns: Experiments allow you to test small changes in your email campaigns to see which version performs better. This process is called A/B Testing.

What Can Be Tested:

  • Email headers (From Name, From Email, subject line)

  • Preheader content

  • Overall email design

Steps to Design an Experiment:

  1. Choose the Experiment Type and Variations: Decide what changes you want to test.

  2. Select Recipients and Determine Test Group Size: Pick who will receive the test emails and decide how many people you want to include in the test.

  3. Set Experiment Duration and Criteria for Winning: Decide how long the experiment will run and how you will determine which version is the winner.

Monitoring and Results:

  • During the Experiment: You can monitor the experiment's progress in real-time to see which version is performing better.

  • After the Experiment Ends: The version that performs best according to your criteria is declared the winner.

Post-Experiment Actions:

  • The winning version can be sent out automatically to the rest of your subscribers or you can choose to send it manually.

  • The results, including data like clicks and open rates, are summarized in a detailed report.

  • The winning email campaign is added to your Email Campaigns tab for future reference.

This method ensures that your email campaigns are optimized to engage your subscribers most effectively.

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