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Small test and rollout planner
Paste your offer, price and costs. Get a small test, the numbers to hit and the rollout rule.
Small test and rollout planner is a free AI skill for the job "Plan what ads to test". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
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What it does
A big launch on a guess can cost more than a business can lose. A small test costs little and tells you the truth, if you decide what the numbers must be before you run it. People often skip the sums and judge by feel, so an offer that loses money looks like a success because it got attention. This skill works the sums first: how many people, what it costs to reach them, what each order earns after delivery, and the response needed to break even. It sets a test small enough to lose, changes one thing at a time, and compares the result to the break-even line. It then writes the rules in numbers: when to run a larger second test, when to roll out, and when to stop.
You give it
- Your offer, price and terms
- What it costs to make and deliver each order
- The group you will test, and how much you can afford to lose
- Past response numbers (optional)
- Your results (optional)
- Your question (optional)
You get
- The sums, each figure sourced or labelled as an assumption
- The break-even response
- A test size and the one thing to change
- A result table and rules for second test, rollout or stop
Use it when
- You are about to buy ads, a list or a mailing and want to test first.
- You do not know what response you need to break even.
- A test is over and you cannot decide whether to scale it.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste your offer with its price and terms.
- List your costs for each order, including delivery and returns.
- Say which group you will test and how much you can lose.
- Run the test and fill the result table.
- Bring the results back to decide the next step.