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Sujatha_Vutla
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a/b testing

  • May 29, 2017
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Hi

Can any one clearly explain what is the difference between "opens" and "click to open %" in a/b testing.

Thanks

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Best answer by Harish_Gupta6

Hi Sujatha,

Suppose, you are doing AB testing on subject line:

Subject Line A: Test1

Subject Line B: Test2

Now out of these two which ever email has high open rate that will be consider as winner

Now Click to open% works on CTA basis. Eg.  If email A had 1000 opens and 40 clicks (4%) but email B had 200 opens and 20 clicks (10%), email B would be declared the winner even though the absolute number of people who clicked is lower.

Thanks

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Harish_Gupta6
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May 29, 2017

Hi Sujatha,

Suppose, you are doing AB testing on subject line:

Subject Line A: Test1

Subject Line B: Test2

Now out of these two which ever email has high open rate that will be consider as winner

Now Click to open% works on CTA basis. Eg.  If email A had 1000 opens and 40 clicks (4%) but email B had 200 opens and 20 clicks (10%), email B would be declared the winner even though the absolute number of people who clicked is lower.

Thanks

Harish Gupta
Sujatha_Vutla
New Participant
May 29, 2017

Hi Harish

Thanks for the clarification.