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Here’s the truth: No Allbound strategy stays “great” forever. What works today can (and will) get stale. Buyer behavior shifts. Inboxes get noisier. Competitors copy your playbook. And that killer CTA you crafted six months ago? Feels like background noise now.
That’s why the best growth teams don’t set their strategy once. They test. Learn. Adapt. And do it on repeat.
They treat improvement not as a project but as a mindset.
When we say “continuous testing,” we’re not just talking about A/B subject lines. We mean:
Because here’s the thing: Your market is a moving target. If you don’t adjust, you miss.
Even the smartest A/B test will fail if your segment is off. Testing without clean segmentation is like optimizing a message no one should’ve received in the first place.
Why testing isn’t optional:
What continuous testing unlocks:
The teams that win are the ones that learn faster than their competitors. That means testing isn’t a side project. It’s the culture.
This is your day-to-day optimizer. But A/B testing isn’t about swapping button colors or changing “Download” to “Get.” That’s not a strategy—that’s UX cosplay. Real A/B testing focuses on substantive variation:
Run tests like a product team would:
A/B testing is only as good as what you’re testing. No one cares if your button is blue or green if the value prop is weak.
This is where testing gets strategic. Cohort analysis means grouping leads based on a shared trait and tracking their behavior over time. Want to know which channels bring high-LTV leads? Which ICP segments convert faster? Which campaigns nurture best-fit customers? Cohorts give you that clarity.
Common cohort setups:
What to measure per cohort:
Cohort analysis answers every CMO’s question: “Are we attracting the right customers—or just the ones who click?”
This is your innovation playground—a dedicated space (team + process) for testing bigger bets, such as new strategies, pricing, sequencing models, and even sales motion shifts.
Think of it as R&D for revenue.
The Sales Lab process:
You can test:
Real talk: This requires budget and team bandwidth. But if you want a competitive edge, you can’t just optimize—you must invent.
Rule #1: Test one variable at a time. Otherwise, you won’t know what moved the needle.
LGM gives you options to test:
Use Spintax to test advanced variations at scale. Its allows for micro-variations inside the same step (for example: {Hi|Hello|Hey there}). Even better: generate it with LGM’s built-in GPT assistant and let the AI do the heavy lifting.
Before you click “A/B,” know what you’re solving for. Are you optimizing:
Set your primary KPI in the LGM dashboard. This is what you’ll optimize against, everything else is noise.
Use the A/B toggle inside any step of your sequence. LGM makes it frictionless:
Use Spintax to test messaging without creating bloated sequences.
LGM handles distribution randomization for you, so you don’t need to do manual split testing or shuffle your lists in Excel.
Pro tip: Keep audience profiles consistent between tests; ICP skew will ruin your results.
As soon as your test goes live, the data starts flowing.
Track performance directly in your LGM dashboard:
LGM also automatically tracks statistical significance; there is no need to run chi-square tests like in 2008.
Once results are in, go to Dashboard – Channel Statistics
Here’s where you are:
Don’t just stop at one win. Build a feedback loop. Every winning test becomes your new baseline. Then, you test again.
Let’s go beyond emails.
Ads and landing pages
Copy and offers
Use LGM’s AI to generate variant-ready copy optimized for clarity, tone, and conversion.
Outbound emails
The best part? LGM lets you test up to 20+ variables per sequence while keeping everything automated, balanced, and trackable.
Start with the raw numbers. How many people converted to Version A vs. Version B?
Whether you measure clicks, form fills, or replies, total conversions give you directional insight into which variant is performing better.
But don’t confuse totals with performance. Raw conversions will always skew if twice as many people see one version.
That’s why your next step matters even more.
This is the real test of performance: how efficiently each version turned attention into action.
Formula: (Number of conversions ÷ Number of impressions or sends) × 100
A variant with a 9% conversion rate is better than one with a 7% conversion rate, even if it got fewer total conversions. The margin doesn’t have to be massive.
A 1–2% uplift at scale can drive serious compounding growth when sending to thousands.
Now quantify it.
Formula: ((Winning version rate − Losing version rate) ÷ Losing version rate) × 100
Example:
That’s a 20.6% performance improvement.
You don’t need a 2x lift to call it progress. Sometimes, a 7% edge is all it takes to justify a strategy shift — or a new copywriting direction.
This is where things get real. Just because Version B outperformed doesn’t mean it’ll keep outperforming.
Without statistical significance, you’re guessing.
Good news: LGM handles this for you automatically. Once your sample size is large enough, LGM will tell you whether the test passed the confidence threshold, and whether you’re seeing a real result or a lucky spike.
If it’s not significant? Run a more extensive test, tweak your segment, or simplify the variable you’re testing.
Now, go deeper. Even if one version “wins” overall, the real story often lives in the audience breakdown.
Use LGM’s filters or your CRM data to analyze performance by:
You might discover:
These insights inform future sequences and shape your messaging by segment, where the real Allbound advantage kicks in.
A/B testing isn’t a one-off growth tactic. It’s a feedback loop.
Once you’ve got a clear winner, apply the learning:
This is how testing turns into strategic acceleration, better emails, faster learning, sharper segmentation, and smarter sequences over time.
Allbound isn’t static. Your market shifts—so your strategy needs to evolve with it. The teams that win don’t just have a great playbook and learn faster than everyone else. And for that, continuous testing isn’t optional—it’s cultural.
Don’t stop at one win. Every test is a step forward. Apply, iterate, and scale what works.
The real advantage? Learn faster than your competitors. That’s how you win in Allbound.
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