FOR PERFORMANCE MARKETERS
Test your Telegram ad with a clear question.
Compare an offer or creative through separate AdHub campaigns. Keep the conditions visible and connect delivery spend to the actions you measure in your own product.
Plan your first testEstimate your budget before signing up.
MAKE THE QUESTION SPECIFIC
What do you want the next campaign to teach you?
For Word Steps, the question is whether a daily-routine headline or a specific exercise attracts more first-exercise completions. Choose your own question before setting the spend.
Define the outcome
Pick an action you can observe: a completed exercise, sign-up or purchase. Prepare a distinct start label or website tracking link for each creative. Decide how long after arrival you will count the action.
Change one thing
When comparing headlines, keep the body, button, destination, audience and intended budget and CPM consistent. For an audience test, keep the creative fixed and change the audience instead.
Run separate campaigns
Name campaigns so you can match them to your records. Log their actual periods and delivery conditions. AdHub does not automatically split traffic or select a winner; separate campaigns are not a randomised A/B test.
A WORKSHEET FOR YOUR TEST
Keep the comparison in one place.
Complete this worksheet with your own campaign data. Empty results stay empty until you have measured them; no sample performance is implied.
| Record | Creative A | Creative B |
|---|---|---|
| Hypothesis | Daily routine motivates a first exercise | A specific task motivates a first exercise |
| Changed element | “Five minutes of English, every day.” | “Practise five English words today.” |
| Audience, budget and CPM | Record planned and actual settings | Record planned and actual settings |
| Period and delivery conditions | Record dates, pauses and availability | Record dates, pauses and availability |
| Spend / successful sends | Read from the campaign | Read from the campaign |
| Attributed useful actions | Read from your own analytics | Read from your own analytics |
| Cost per useful action | Campaign spend ÷ attributed actions | Campaign spend ÷ attributed actions |
If no actions were recorded, cost per action is undefined. More sends alone do not establish a better creative. Consider the number of observed outcomes, timing, repeat exposure and other traffic sources before making a decision.
Find delivery and spend in AdHubEXPLORE BEFORE SPENDING
What would your conversion assumption mean?
Expert mode extends the budget calculator with an assumed conversion rate and a calculated acquisition scenario. It is a way to explore the economics of your hypothesis.
Enter a hypothesis, then vary it
Choose audience, budget and CPM, then enter an assumed conversion from successful sends to new users. Explore how the result changes if that assumption is lower or higher.
Keep estimates separate from results
Estimated new users and acquisition cost come from the assumption you supply. Low, Medium and High are example scenarios, not measured benchmarks. The assumption does not become a campaign target.
Review the next decision
After the test, use measured actions and spend to decide what to change. If the data is inconclusive, record that uncertainty before increasing the budget.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Give your next test a clear starting point.
Plan the delivery budget, prepare your tracking and decide which question the campaign should answer.
Plan your first testPlan now. Sign in to create and preview your ad.
