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      <description>We know there are many ways to use A/B testing to inform decision making at your agency – this is a quick introduction on the many ways CFPB has used it to improve UX across their website.</description>
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      <description>We’ve teamed up with our friends at CFPB to bring you a two-part series on A/B Testing.</description>
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      <description>One large issue my team has run into when analyzing and reporting data across different states is knowing whether sessions within an area are higher due to more interest, or a larger population. Time after time, we see the states with the largest populations show up with the largest amount of traffic, like the graph</description>
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