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Ab test

Skill m-binimran/marketing-pack/skills/ab-test

Full-stack Claude Code pack for marketers: FTC claim-substantiation, CAN-SPAM, deliverability, privacy & no-fabricated-metrics guardrails + skills for positioning, ad copy, landing pages, email, SEO, A/B tests & analytics, loops & review agents. Not legal advice.

Install
npx -y skills add m-binimran/marketing-pack --skill ab-test

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Design an A/B test - hypothesis, single variable, variants, sample size/duration, and the metric - and interpret results honestly. Use when optimizing a page, ad, email, or funnel step.

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ab-test

Test the high-leverage thing, change one variable, and read the result honestly.

Process

  1. Hypothesis: "Because [insight], changing [element] will [effect] on [metric]." Test the high-leverage element first (headline, offer, CTA, hero) - not the button colour.
  2. One variable between A and B; everything else equal.
  3. Metric & guardrail: the primary conversion metric, plus a guardrail metric you don't want to harm.
  4. Sample size & duration: estimate the needed sample for a meaningful result; run full weeks; don't peek and stop early.
  5. Interpret honestly: report sample size and whether the difference is actually significant - small or short tests often aren't. No declaring a winner from noise.

Output

  • A test plan: hypothesis, variants, primary + guardrail metric, sample/duration, and a results-reading rule.

Guardrails

  • Don't claim significance without the data (truth-telling); report sample size + result honestly.
  • One variable; avoid stopping early on a lucky swing.

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