Where A/B testing goes wrong : how divergent delivery affects what online experiments cannot (and can) tell you about how customers respond to advertising
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2025
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Authors: | Braun, Michael ; Schwartz, Eric M. |
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Journal of marketing. - Thousand Oaks, CA : Sage Publishing, ISSN 1547-7185, ZDB-ID 2052318-X. - Vol. 89.2025, 2, p. 71-95
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Subject: | targeted online advertising | experimental design | measuring advertising effectiveness | Simpson's paradox | causal inference | field experiments | algorithmic targeting | social media platforms | Online-Marketing | Internet marketing | Experiment | Werbewirkung | Advertising effects | Konsumentenverhalten | Consumer behaviour | Social Web | Social web | Feldforschung | Field research | Zielgruppe | Target group | Werbung | Advertising |
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