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Judgment & ambiguity · Decisions under uncertainty

You're three days into a fourteen-day A/B test on a landing page. Variant B is winning decisively on click-through but losing on the actual conversion, and the client wants to declare B the winner and roll it out. What do you decide?

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You're three days into a fourteen-day A/B test on a landing page. Variant B is winning decisively on click-through but losing on the actual conversion, and the client wants to declare B the winner and roll it out. What do you decide?

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