What do you want to do exactly? Do you want to build an app to help people do A/B testing?
It might be worth trying to get in touch with someone like Patrick McKenzie. His username here is patio11 and his blog is http://www.kalzumeus.com. He's done a lot of writing about A/B testing and has even released a testing framework: http://www.bingocardcreator.com/abingo. I'm sure he has a lot of thoughts that would be very beneficial (I'm sure there are other people around here that could impart their knowledge too).
The nature of A/B testing often requires things to be pretty tightly coupled with the app itself. If you're providing a service for this it'd be interesting to see how you overcome that.
Yes, I want to create an A/B testing (and other types of market research testing) on a level up based on consumers preferences. Say they like to read, so direct the authors tests to them and not to alliterates.
what do you mean "tightly coupled with the app itself"?
>what do you mean "tightly coupled with the app itself"?
I mean that the developer needs to set up rules for what gets displayed for the A/B test and then track the results. I guess you could create some kind of API they could hook into for this.
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It might be worth trying to get in touch with someone like Patrick McKenzie. His username here is patio11 and his blog is http://www.kalzumeus.com. He's done a lot of writing about A/B testing and has even released a testing framework: http://www.bingocardcreator.com/abingo. I'm sure he has a lot of thoughts that would be very beneficial (I'm sure there are other people around here that could impart their knowledge too).
The nature of A/B testing often requires things to be pretty tightly coupled with the app itself. If you're providing a service for this it'd be interesting to see how you overcome that.