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A/B testing is an extremely effective technique for optimizing websites and ads, leveraging user behavior data to compare which versions perform best, allowing you to make data-driven decisions rather than just relying on gut feeling.

In this article, we will explain in detail everything from the basic techniques of A/B testing to the specific implementation steps and advantages and disadvantages.

■ Summary of this article
A/B testing is a technique that compares different versions of a web page or advertisement and analyzes their impact on user behavior.
Form a hypothesis, prepare two versions (original and modified), show them to users randomly and measure performance.
A/B testing is a process in which data is collected, the results are statistically analyzed, and improvements are made.
There are various types of A/B testing, including regular A/B testing, split URL testing, and multivariate testing.
A/B testing makes decisions based on objective data, enabling low-cost, effective improvements to improve user experience.
A/B testing requires a sufficient sample size and must take into account the influence of external factors and the risk of temporarily compromising the user experience.
Important areas to A/B test include above-the-fold copy, visuals, global navigation, CTA buttons, and input forms.
[Comparison table of major A/B testing tools included]
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Contents
What is A/B testing?
Basic flow of A/B testing
STEP 1. Formulation of a hypothesis
STEP 2. Conducting the test
STEP 3. Collect data
STEP 4. Analyzing the results
STEP 5. Implementing improvements
Types of A/B Testing
Regular A/B testing
Split URL Testing
Multivariate Test (MVT)
Multi-Armed Bandit Test
Hierarchical Bayesian A/B Testing
Personalized A/B Testing
Fallback Testing
Benefits of A/B testing
Make data-driven decisions
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Making changes with less risk
Optimization from the customer's perspective is possible
Enhance user experience
Disadvantages of A/B testing
Sufficient sample size required
Influence of external factors during the test
Risk of temporarily impairing user experience
You need to be skilled in using the tools
What elements should be A/B tested (what to test)
First view catchphrase
Visual above the fold
Global Navigation