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The Surround Sound Series: How We Built a Bespoke SERP Tracker and Measured the Results of Our New Content Program (Part 3 of 3)

Hubspot

Imagine the expected value (the “predicted value of a variable, calculated as the sum of all possible values each multiplied by the probability of its occurrence”) of an A/B test is $1,000. All in, if you averaged out these values, a given A/B test could be predicted at a $1,000 value. What’s the cost of all that?

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How To Get Started With Email Segmentation

Salesforce

If it’s wintertime, a clothing retailer might segment their audience by sending promotions to customers in extra cold regions. What was once a complex process involving the manual conversion of campaign objectives into SQL code has transformed into user-friendly interfaces where segmentation is as simple as drag-and-drop.

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SaaS Data Planning: A Start-to-Finish Guide to Implementation

ConversionXL

Internal capabilities : Does your team know languages like SQL ? You can use them to capture things like location data (city, country, and region) or specific things about your product, like revenue or behavioral traits. What should be the logic for setting up and testing these messages? Plan : Free.

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Build a Fantastic Lead Generation Resume to Land the Perfect Sales Job

Lead Fuze

The requirements in a B2B business differ from region to region and client to client. Converted the mockups into HTML, JavaScript, Ajax, and JSON with A/B testing. Programming language/ Java, SQL, C++, HTML, SaaS, JSON, Python. What should you mention in your lead generation resume for a B2B business?

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with G2 and Gorgias — September 27, 2019

SaaStr

And so I think we’re starting to index backwards from the hyper-focus on demand generation and numerical, scientific explanations to now actually realizing that that stuff works when you have the right story in place, but you can’t just A/B test your way to the right story. Ryan Bonnici: I don’t think so.