Ecommerce / Chef clothing supply company
+43% revenue
[PRE LAUNCH] Using the homepage banner for what people came to buy.
Read the case study: Chef clothing supply companyA/B testing for ecommerce
I plan, design and run A/B tests that show what actually works on your site, then explain the results in plain English.
Find my first testFree: send your URL and I’ll tell you the first thing I’d test. No pitch deck attached.
Sound familiar?
“We ran a few tests, but nothing ever reached significance.”
“Whoever’s most senior picks what goes live.”
“We pay for a testing tool and barely use it.”
“We don’t trust our tracking enough to believe the results.”
Can you test yet?
A/B tests need enough visitors to give you an answer you can trust. Pop in last month’s numbers to see roughly how long a test would take.
How long a test takes depends on three things: how many people visit, how many of them buy, and how small a lift you want to be able to spot. Less traffic (or fewer orders) means longer tests.
What you get
A testing programme that runs end to end, from picking what to test through to explaining what happened and what to do next.
Not ready yet? Send your URL and I’ll tell you the first thing I’d test, free.
Tracking comes first
Add to cart, checkout steps and purchases are tracked once, in the right place.
If analytics and your store disagree on sales, any test result built on it is shaky.
Both should see the same visitors in each version, or you can’t trust the winner.
How it works
You don’t need a testing setup already in place. If you’ve got the traffic, we can build the rest together.
Tell me about the site, your traffic and anything you’ve already tested.
I dig into the data and the site, then line up the tests most likely to move the numbers.
Variants get designed, built and QA’d, with tracking checked before anything goes live.
What happened, why it happened, and what to test next. Losing tests count too.
Selected work
A few tests I’ve run for other teams, and what changed afterwards.
Ecommerce / Chef clothing supply company
[PRE LAUNCH] Using the homepage banner for what people came to buy.
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[PRE LAUNCH] Showing shoppers when their order will actually arrive.
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Questions
[ANSWER: the testing tools you work with, and whether you can work with the client’s existing one]
It depends on your traffic and how big a change you’re testing. The calculator above gives you a rough idea. [ANSWER: your usual minimum test length]
Then you’ve avoided shipping something that would’ve cost you sales, and you know more about your customers than you did before. Every test gets a proper write-up, win or lose.
[ANSWER: whether you build variants yourself, work with their developers, or both]
That comes first. [ANSWER: what a tracking check involves and whether it’s included]
Got 45 seconds?
Send me your URL and I’ll tell you the first thing I’d test, and why. Yours to keep, even if we never work together.
Prefer email?adam@admhrdy.com
“[A/B TESTING TESTIMONIAL: a short, specific client quote about working together on tests]”
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Your details have landed safely. I’ll take a look and come back to you with the first thing I’d test within [X] working days.