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A/B Testing refers to controlled marketing experiments done to test different approaches to marketing campaigns. You’ll see it used most often in areas such as email marketing, with things like different headlines, or different offers. Or web design, where the copy and layout of a page will be tested in two different ways.

Within the experiment, you’ll split the audience who sees each, then monitor the results.

Using this method, you’re able to collect data on what approaches work best to get a desired outcome, such as email clicks, online purchases or newsletter subscriptions.

A Sprint is a component of an agile marketing approach. It refers to a brief but intense period of work by a team with a defined end goal of that work. Many projects in an agile marketing model are produced through a series of sprints, between which feedback is gathered and adjustments are made to the next cycle of work.

Hypertext Markup Language, or HTML, is a coding language for items displayed in a web browser. HTML is the underlying coding language behind a lot of what you see on the internet.

Importantly, HTML often doesn’t operate alone to describe web elements. Complimentary languages such as CSS are often used to define the visual attributes, while HTML defines overarching site structure and metadata.