Creative win rate = winning variants / tested variants
Creative Win Rate
25.00%
Use creative win rate to review briefing and testing quality across cycles, not to judge one isolated test.
A very low win rate can mean the creative hypotheses are too broad, under-researched, or underfunded.
A high win rate is useful only when the decision rule is meaningful. Do not count weak variants as wins just to improve the percentage.
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