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A/B Testing Your Bundles:

Discover which bundle variations drive the most sales with Atlas's built-in A/B testing feature.

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Written by Atlas Team
Updated over a week ago

Discover which bundle variations drive the most sales with Atlas's built-in A/B testing feature. Test different offers, pricing, and presentations to find what converts best for your customers.A/B testing with Atlas lets you run scientific experiments on your bundles to maximize revenue. Instead of guessing what works, you can test multiple versions simultaneously and let real customer data guide your decisions.

Getting Started with A/B Testing

Prerequisites: You need a published, active bundle to start A/B testing.What You Can Test:

  • Different discount percentages

  • Various offer structures and tiers

  • Alternative product combinations

  • Different bundle titles and descriptions

  • Pricing strategies


Step 1: Enable A/B Testing

Navigate to your bundle editor and find the "A/B Testing" tab:

1.- Open your bundle from the dashboard

2.- Click the "A/B Testing" tab in the bundle editor

3.- Click "Enable A/B Testing" button

Once enabled, Atlas automatically creates your first variant (Variant A) as a copy of your original bundle.


Step 2: Create Additional Variants

Test up to 4 different versions of your bundle:

1.- Click the "+" button in the A/B Testing tab to add new variants

2.- Switch between variants using the A, B, C, D buttons

3.- Edit each variant independently - change offers, pricing, products, or presentation

💡 Pro Tip: Start with small, meaningful changes. Test one element at a time (like discount percentage) rather than changing everything at once.


Step 3: Customize Your Variants

For each variant, you can modify:Offers & Pricing:

  • Adjust discount percentages for different tiers

  • Change quantity requirements (Buy 2, Buy 3, etc.)

  • Modify badges ("Most Popular", "Best Value")

Products & Structure:

  • Add or remove products from the bundle

  • Change product order and presentation

  • Update bundle titles and descriptions

Visual Elements:

  • Modify button text

  • Adjust layout and positioning


Step 4: Monitor Performance

Atlas automatically tracks performance for all variants:

1.- Click "View Analytics" in the bundle dashboard next to any A/B testing bundle

2.- Compare key metrics across variants:

  • Impressions: How many people saw each variant

  • Clicks: How many engaged with the bundle

  • Click Rate: Percentage of viewers who clicked

  • Revenue: Total sales generated

  • Revenue Per Visitor: Average value per person

Traffic Distribution: Atlas automatically splits traffic evenly between your active variants, ensuring fair testing.


Step 5: End Your Test & Choose a Winner

When you have enough data to make a decision:

1.- Review the analytics to identify the best-performing variant

2.- Click "End Test" next to the winning variant

3.- Confirm your choice - Atlas will:

  • Make the winning variant your main bundle

  • Remove the losing variants

  • Continue serving the optimized version to all customers


Best Practices for A/B Testing

🎯 Test Duration:

  • Run tests for at least 1-2 weeks to gather meaningful data

  • Ensure you have enough traffic (minimum 100+ impressions per variant)

📊 What to Test:

  • Discount levels: 10% vs 15% vs 20% off

  • Tier structure: Buy 2 vs Buy 3 requirements

  • Product mix: Different product combinations

  • Messaging: "Save More" vs "Bundle Deal" vs "Limited Time"

⚠️ Avoid These Mistakes:

  • Don't end tests too early - give them time to collect data

  • Don't test too many elements at once

  • Don't ignore statistical significance - small differences might not be meaningful

🚀 Advanced Tips:

  • Test seasonal variations (holiday messaging, summer bundles)

  • Experiment with urgency elements ("Limited Time", "While Supplies Last")

  • Try different visual presentations and layouts


Understanding Your Results

Clear Winners: When one variant significantly outperforms others in both click rate and revenueClose Calls: If variants perform similarly, consider factors like:

  • Ease of management

  • Inventory considerations

  • Brand alignment

  • Customer feedback

No Clear Winner: Sometimes tests reveal that changes don't impact performance - that's valuable data too!


💡 Pro Tip: Continuous Optimization

A/B testing isn't a one-time activity. After implementing a winning variant:

1.- Wait 2-4 weeks for performance to stabilize

2.- Run new tests on different elements

3.- Build on your learnings from previous tests

4.- Keep optimizing - small improvements compound over time


🎯 Ready to Start Testing?A/B testing is one of the most powerful ways to increase your bundle performance. Start with simple tests, gather data, and let your customers show you what works best.Remember: Every store is different, and what works for others might not work for you. That's exactly why A/B testing is so valuable - it gives you data specific to your customers and products.Start your first A/B test today and discover what drives the most revenue for your store!

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