top | item 6206269 How Much of Your Copy Is Totally Irrelevant? A Case for Web Personalization 3 points| shanellem | 12 years ago |copyhackers.com 5 comments order hn newest lutusp|12 years ago Shockingly, the article doesn't even mention A/B testing as a way to find out what a site's visitors prefer. In my opinion, an untested strategy is little more than guesswork. heatheranne|12 years ago A/B testing is still solid - my thoughts are that A/B testing is assumed. This article appears to push people to consider beyond that: new things. load replies (1)
lutusp|12 years ago Shockingly, the article doesn't even mention A/B testing as a way to find out what a site's visitors prefer. In my opinion, an untested strategy is little more than guesswork. heatheranne|12 years ago A/B testing is still solid - my thoughts are that A/B testing is assumed. This article appears to push people to consider beyond that: new things. load replies (1)
heatheranne|12 years ago A/B testing is still solid - my thoughts are that A/B testing is assumed. This article appears to push people to consider beyond that: new things. load replies (1)
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