Swap vs taste· judged by cost per add to cart· What to say
The weekend swap could be big.
Loopcraft can’t say yet. Outside evidence only: −16% to +37%, most likely +8%. No ad of yours says it, so there is no history either.
- Rests on
- A weekend drink instead of alcohol67 of 214 reviews · “My Friday drink now that I’m not drinking.”31%
- Its tests
None yet · test #1 above
Now → after test #1range 53 → 44 pts
- Before your test: outside evidence
- Expected after this test
Evidence and its weightIts range · share of the belief · what it counts like
- Example benchmark · Occasion-led drink adsDrink ads that sold a moment to drink it got about 6% more adds to cart for the same spend than flavour-led ads, with a wide spread61%like 80 adds to cart
- Competitor ads · 9 long-running drink ads4 of 9 ads running 60+ days sell a swap for alcohol39%like 50 adds to cart
- Your account history · no swap adsNone of your 10 past ads says it.0%
#1The test that teaches most about it
The weekend swap or the taste?
Concept test · 2 flexible ads · Taste message vs swap message, 2 pictures each
Changesper $100
1.5
Likely gainif right
+5% to +38%
Confidenceown data
Some
Costs14 days
$600
What this ranking rests onIllustrative
- Your tests20%
- Your reviews35%
- Your history0%
- Benchmarks25%
- Competitors20%
67 of 214 reviews give the reason. Test 1 sets the taste side. Benchmarks and 4 of 9 long-running drink ads shape the size.
Why #1: Changes most of what you make per $100: a wide belief with a big possible gain, about a reason your ads never use. #2 changes 0.5 per $100.
Becomes Planned in Tests. Spending still asks there.