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Dynamically set the variations when split testing emails #300
@phillbaker Thanks for getting back to me. I believe this issue, #269 is more or less what I'm trying to achieve. My application allows an administrator to create emails on-the-fly( using a normal html form) that goes out to users associated with their account. I'd like to offer admins the ability to A/B test two subject lines when sending out emails.
As I understand the way vanity works I must hardcode the subject variations
ab_test "Invite subject" do
description "Optimize invite subject line"
alternatives "Join now!", "You're invited to an exclusive event."
metrics :open
end
there is no way to do something like ...
ab_test "Invite subject" do
description "Optimize invite subject line"
alternatives AdminUser.find(1).subject_lines #pseudocode returning comma delim string.
metrics :open
end
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phillbaker commentedon Jun 15, 2016
@hraynaud can you give an example of what you're looking for? Not quite sure I understand.
An example of testing email subject lines is here: http://vanity.labnotes.org/email.html#subject.
hraynaud commentedon Jun 15, 2016
@phillbaker Thanks for getting back to me. I believe this issue, #269 is more or less what I'm trying to achieve. My application allows an administrator to create emails on-the-fly( using a normal html form) that goes out to users associated with their account. I'd like to offer admins the ability to A/B test two subject lines when sending out emails.
As I understand the way vanity works I must hardcode the subject variations
there is no way to do something like ...
I hope this clarifies what I'm trying to do.
thanks