A/B test evaluation

Know whether your test really worked

Know whether your test really worked

Know whether your test really worked

A focused review of a completed or running A/B test, so the team knows what the data supports before it ships or stops.

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Who it’s for

For teams with test results they cannot confidently read

For teams with test results they cannot confidently read

For teams with test results they cannot confidently read

Results look mixed

The numbers point in more than one direction.

A win is in doubt

No one is sure the lift is real.

Decisions are waiting

Ship or stop hinges on a result no one trusts.

Fit

Does this fit your test?

Does this fit your test?

Does this fit your test?

Well suited when

You have run, or are running, an A/B test on a live product, and you can share the raw data. You want a clear read on what it shows.

Poorly suited when

You have no live product or test yet. Planning your first experiments is a different service.

How it works

A five-step review with two check-ins a week

A five-step review with two check-ins a week

A five-step review with two check-ins a week

1

Brief

The change tested, the goal, the setup, and what the team expects the result to say.

2

Test data

Raw test and event data with table notes, or a person who knows them. First data request.

3

Statistical review

Tuesday and Thursday check-ins on sample quality, significance, and what the data can support.

4

Verdict readout

What the test shows, how sure we can be, the evidence, and what to do next.

5

Optional: next round

Continue together to design and run the next tests, scoped separately.

Your expected result gets tested too, not assumed. A clear winner is sometimes a measurement quirk.

What you receive

A clear read on your test

A clear read on your test

A clear read on your test

Setup and KPI review

Significance and sample check

Segment and effect breakdown

Ship, stop or iterate recommendation

90-day testing follow-up

If the test cannot support a conclusion, I will say so and explain what more is needed.

Examples

What a test review can change

What a test review can change

What a test review can change

The test result was not what the team expected

Existing evidence argued against an executive’s proposal, so I turned it into a bounded live experiment rather than a permanent commitment. After designers addressed the risks, the test performed well and supported a wider release.

A test was misread because of how the data was counted

A shared-account test was read at member level even though the purchasing user was the relevant unit. Recounting around that user corrected the interpretation and clarified what the result supported.

Questions

Test review questions

Test review questions

Test review questions

I’ll find the constraint

I’ll find the constraint

I’ll find the constraint

A short intro call is the first step.

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