Learn how to A/B test class offerings and formats to discover what works best for your audience. In this session, you’ll explore low-risk experiments that help optimize your listings, formats, and pricing. Whether it’s tweaking a title, adjusting a schedule, or testing a new format, you’ll walk away with an actionable plan to refine your teaching business based on real insights—not guesswork.
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