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Could our geo test even see Reddit's lift? The formula said yes, at 8.5%. The simulations said not even at 25%.
A subscription app client wanted to know whether Reddit ads drive first-purchase revenue. The budget was small. So before launching, we asked a different question: if Reddit does work, could our test even see it?
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