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  • Welcome
  • Getting Started
    • Quickstart
      • Installing the Keak Chrome Extension
      • Installing the Keak Tracking Pixel
      • Adding a New Domain (Workspace)
  • Basics
    • Creating and Running Tests
      • Creating Content Variations with the Visual Editor
      • Previewing and Selecting Variations
      • Starting the A/B Test & Setting a Conversion Goal
      • Sharing a Preview Link (Optional)
    • Tracking Conversions and Custom Events
      • How Conversion Tracking Works
      • Tracking Custom Events (Button Clicks, Form Submissions, etc.)
    • Understanding Test Results and Statistical Significance
      • Real-Time Analytics and Dashboards
      • Statistical Significance Criteria
    • Keak Video
  • Keak API Documentation
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  1. Basics
  2. Understanding Test Results and Statistical Significance

Real-Time Analytics and Dashboards

During the test, you can visit the Analytics dashboard in Keak to see up-to-the-minute results. You’ll find key metrics for each variation: number of impressions (visitors who saw that version), conversions (how many completed the defined goal), and conversion rate (conversions/impressions). Keak also displays the confidence level or statistical significance that one variation is outperforming the other.

For example, you might see that Variation A has a 5% conversion rate vs. Variation B’s 4%, with a confidence level of, say, 92%. Confidence indicates how likely it is that the observed difference is real and not due to random chance. In this case, 92% confidence is be below the threshold to declare a winner (95%), so the test would continue until more data is collected.

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