Showing posts with label Testing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Testing. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 September 2011

Vodafone Australia Finished Testing Mango, Waits For Microsoft

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Microsoft and the carrier partners made three Windows Phone updates up until now: the pre-NoDo, NoDo and the 7392 security update. Unfortunately not everything went as smooth as imagined and we hope both Redmond and the operators have learned from the past experience.

Delivering updates in a timely manner is key to maintaining customers happy. Vodafone Australia seems to have understood how the game is played as the carrier announced it already finished testing the Mango update for the HTC Trophy it carries. "Testing for Windows Phone ?Mango? firmware update has been completed and approved. Awaiting deployment from Microsoft" -- is what the official blog states.

With an official Mango announcement coming soon from Microsoft (as soon as tomorrow, according to some reports), wave-one Windows Phones will (should) start receiving updates as soon as possible. We hope other carriers in Europe and America have been working hard and are just waiting for a green light to push out Mango to Windows Phones in their line-up.

Source: Vodafone Australia
Via: WPCentral

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Friday, 1 July 2011

How to Perform A/B Testing of Adsense Ads for Higher CTR

Ads by Google | Posted on 28/06/2011

A/B testing is the best way to determine which Google Adsense format will get the highest CTR and help you make money online. Most webmasters and bloggers try standard configurations and limit their site’s earning potential. So how to perform A/B testing?

You have noticed we run a 336×280 ad unit on every article. Now suppose we want to test different link colors to see which ad format works best – here is how to do it.

Create  first ad unit of 336×280 with blue links.Assign it with custom channel, lets say ‘blue links’Create second ad unit of 336×280 with green links.Assign it with custom channel, lets say ‘green links’Use javascript code to rotate the ad unit to display alternate ads with blue and then green links and so on.


Place the javascript code where you originally had place your ads.

Correct Code Use –  Remember that since the javascript code above already has the script tags, you need not cut paste the whole Adsense code, but only the part between the script tags. So this how the code will look like.

This is a very nice trick suggested by Adsense team itself and works very well – which means you need not worry about editing the Adsense code for A/B testing purposes only (which otherwise is not allowed as per Adsense guidelines).

Compare the channel reports in Adsense Reports after a week (it takes time to get useful results!) and see which channel has better CTR and  then use those links. You can modify the code and keep optimizing – change a new parameter now, like text color etc. and keep using this technique for highest CTR possible.

We got a higher CTR by this technique. Tell us you got better results…

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