Run your test for a duration that allows you to collect enough data to reach statistical significance. Typically, you should aim for at least 1-2 weeks, depending on your traffic volume.
By default, to get an experiment to be significant, you’ll need to run it for at least 14 days. You can contact us to change this parameter.
Avoid stopping your experiments too early. Even if you see promising results after a few days, stopping before reaching significance can lead to unreliable conclusions. Always wait for the experiment to complete its cycle.
The longer your experiment, the more reliable the results will be. Consider adjusting your significance parameters by contacting us contact us. By default, Gleef recommand the following metrics to be significant:
Duration: 14 days
Confidence: 95%
Sample size: 1000 visitors per variation (including the baseline)
Success events: 50 success events per variation (including the baseline)
You can run multiple A/B tests across different pages simultaneously. However, to ensure the accuracy of each test, avoid running overlapping tests on the same page.