Answered A/B testing

[Rudy52]

What length of time should you test Your thumb nails for?

 

[Shelly Saves the Day]

I typically choose "until statistical significance" is achieved versus the timed method. When you set a video test for statistical significance it will automatically set it to the winner once enough data has been processed. In some instances it can be as short as a couple of days vs letting it run for the entire length of an average test.

 

[Fiberific]

14 days is the standard, you can change it, but for the first couple I would leave it at 14 days.

 

[Rudy52]

Thanks for the response. My concern was that in the world of YouTube that 14 days might be excessive.. You're not concerned with your video Not being pushed out by YouTube for being stale?

14 days is the standard, you can change it, but for the first couple I would leave it at 14 days.

 

[Fiberific]

Well it is being seen by YouTube with 2 thumbs. You can make it shorter and you can also stop it at any time. Have you seen this video?

View: https://youtu.be/og_RxIVaDNs

 

[Tom's Backyard Chats]

14 Days I see Thanks for that, I had wonder about it

 

[Rudy52]

Well it is being seen by YouTube with 2 thumbs. You can make it shorter and you can also stop it at any time. Have you seen this video?

View: https://youtu.be/og_RxIVaDNs

yes thanks. I saw it before. I was asking to get a general consensus on the timeframe by several creators?

 

[Shelly Saves the Day]

I typically choose "until statistical significance" is achieved versus the timed method. When you set a video test for statistical significance it will automatically set it to the winner once enough data has been processed. In some instances it can be as short as a couple of days vs letting it run for the entire length of an average test.