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New in Daisychain: A/B Testing

The Daisychain Team

Let’s say you’ve got a list of supporters to reach, and you know the action you want them to take. The only question is: what’s the best way to ask?

You sit down to write your text and realize…you’ve got options. Urgent, hopeful, personal, straight to the point -- each could work. But how to decide?

Test, Don’t Guess

With Daisychain’s new A/B testing for texting campaigns, you can write multiple versions of your message, send them to a slice of your audience, and then send the best-performing version to the rest.

Here’s how it works:

  • Create variants: Draft different versions of your text. Name them so you know what you’re testing (like Urgent Ask vs Hopeful Framing).
  • Set your test size: Use an intuitive slider to decide what percent of your list gets the test. Daisychain automatically splits that group evenly across your variants.
  • Review results: See replies, clicks, conversions (for ActBlue or Mobilize), and opt-outs side by side in a clean results table.
  • Check significance: Once each version has reached at least 30 recipients, Daisychain’s built-in statistical significance checker helps you know whether differences are meaningful.
  • Pick a winner: When you’re ready, mark the best performer and Daisychain will send it to the rest of your audience.

A Feature Built for Everyone

In some tools, A/B texting doesn’t exist at all -- or it’s implemented in such a way that only power users can manage.

We built Daisychain’s A/B testing differently: with an intuitive UI that makes experimenting easy for any team member. The slider, the side-by-side stats, the built-in significance checker -- it all works together to give you powerful insights without adding overwhelming complexity.

Adjust A/B Test Configuration With an Intuitive Slider

And the reporting page makes it clear exactly how well each variant is doing when it comes to delivery, clicks, replies, and conversion:

A/B Testing Report Page

Why This Matters

The right message means more replies, more sign-ups, more supporters taking action. Testing takes the guesswork out and helps you keep improving with every campaign.

Whether you’re an experienced data-driven campaigner or just getting started, Daisychain makes it possible to run smarter outreach, right out of the box.

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