Script and opening line
Try a new version of the script, or a new first line. The opening must still say it is an AI, that the call is recorded, and how to stop.
A/B testing
Scouq tests one change at a time: the script, the offers, the upsells, the payment plans, and the voice. The winner is the one that earns more per lead.
How it works
Pick one thing to change. Nothing starts until you say yes.
The test keeps collecting until it has enough leads and one version is clearly ahead.
Make the winner your new default, or keep things as they are.
What you get
Try a new version of the script, or a new first line. The opening must still say it is an AI, that the call is recorded, and how to stop.
Choose which offer the agent presents first.
Test which add-ons the agent offers after a yes, or none at all.
Test paying in full first against a deposit or monthly payments.
Test one voice against another on real calls.
Close rate ignores how much people spend, so the test looks at what each lead is worth.
Why it matters
Most tests do not win, and that is fine. Scouq runs one change at a time, judges it by profit per lead, and waits for your yes before anything goes live.
12%
One small test on Bing raised revenue 12%, worth over 100 million dollars a year. It is a website, not a sales call, but it shows what a cheap test can find.
Kohavi and Thomke, Harvard Business Review, 2017
10 to 20%
At Google and Bing, only about 10 to 20% of tests produce a win. That is why Scouq tests instead of guessing, and why you approve each change.
Kohavi and Thomke, Harvard Business Review, 2017
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Questions
No. You approve a test before it starts, and you approve the winner before it goes live.
Until it has enough leads and one version is clearly ahead. Until then it keeps collecting.
Close rate ignores how much people spend, so it is the weakest measure. Profit per lead shows what each lead is really worth.
Yes. Voice is one of the things you can test, along with the script, offers, upsells, and payment plans.