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With a little effort, you can send two versions of a marketing email to a sample of your readers and compare success metrics before sending the best version to the whole audience. That way, you can identify the best version by its success metrics via open rate and/or click through rate.
The open rate is the percentage of people who opened your email out of the people who received your email. The click through rate is the percentage of contacts that received your email and clicked on at least one link in the message, thus demonstrating more engagement than just opening the email.
Both questions require a baseline in terms of success metrics, so we used historical data to make estimates. We wanted to know what the benchmark success metrics were for a similar marketing email aimed at the same target audience. In this example, our benchmark is a similar email sent to a lookalike audience where 340 readers out of 100,000 clicked on one or several links inserted in the email. The baseline click through rate is 0.34%.
Because the sample size is small compared to the size of the population, the binomial or hypergeometric distributions to model the sampled data would provide similar results. It is your call to decide if that margin of error for click through rates is acceptable and will estimate this success metric with sufficient precision.
Using the 2-Proportion Test, which can be found in the Stat>Basic Statistics>2 Proportions menu of Minitab Statistical Software. you can determine what sample size is required to detect a certain difference between the click through rates of the two email versions with a required probability or power.
The benchmark click through rate for your first email campaign is 0.34%. The change you could detect in the click through rate would be from 0.34% to 0.63% in 90% of cases if you choose a sample size of 10,000 contacts for each email version.
I have a need to convert Minitab worksheets (*.mtw) to JMP files. There is potentially a very large number of files so I'm hoping to find some non-manual way of doing this. I realize I could save each file as a csv format and then open it in JMP but there are, again, potentially thousands of files. I have done some searching and found the following link among other JMP notes. The link below talks about opening *.mtw files by initiating a batch file that converts the file to a *.mtp format which can then be opened by JMP. When I try to open a *.mtw file, I get a series of error messages in Minitab and eventually JMP opens a blank worksheet with only the original file name as the title.
I have loaded Minitab 17 onto my machine to test out the link above and am currently running JMP v12. I've even tried saving in earlier versions of Minitab as the link above references Minitab 14 & 15 but nothing works.
While JMP no longer supports the direct reading of Minitab MTW files, I can envision writing a script that creates a .MTB file that contains Minitab statements to open a specified .mtw file, and to save it as a .mtp file, and then exiting Minitab with the .mtb file as an input option, with JMP then opening the newly created .mtp file. I do not have access to Minitab, to test this out, but I have used similar methodologies within JMP to solve similar issues.
You must have a recent version of Minitab installed on the machine where you are trying to open the file. JMP asks Minitab to open the file on its behalf. If you do have Minitab installed and you could share the file, then please contact Tech Support and they will pass the file along.
Minitab is a statistics package developed at the Pennsylvania State University by researchers Barbara F. Ryan, Thomas A. Ryan, Jr., and Brian L. Joiner in conjunction with Triola Statistics Company in 1972. It began as a light version of OMNITAB, a statistical analysis program by National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Minitab is distributed by Minitab, LLC, a privately owned company headquartered in State College, Pennsylvania.[5] As of 2024, Minitab LLC had subsidiaries in the Netherlands, UK, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan and Australia.[5][6]
Minitab, LLC also produces other software that can be used in conjunction with Minitab;[7] Minitab Connect helps businesses centralize and organize their data, Quality Trainer is an eLearning package that teaches statistical concepts, Minitab Workspace provides project planning and visualization tools, and Minitab Engage[8] is a tool for Idea and Innovation Management, as well as managing Six Sigma and Lean manufacturing deployments.
In October 2020, Minitab launched the first cloud-based version of its statistical software.[9] As of June 2021, the Minitab Desktop app is only available for Windows, with a former version for MacOS (Minitab 19.x) no longer being supported.[1]
Siena Heights University students, faculty, and staff can utilize Minitab, software used for data analysis and statistics, on or off-campus starting this year. With our annual renewal of the software, Minitab now offers a web version and a downloadable Windows desktop version of their software free to all members of the SHU community. To access your Minitab account, visit this link or look for an email from Minitab sent earlier this year.
Minitab now supports accessing the statistical program through a new web app made available to SHU. The web application has many of the same features you may be familiar with and now includes direct OneDrive support, allowing for quick saving and loading from your Siena Heights University cloud storage. If you utilize a MacOS device or Linux-based machine, you will need to use the web application. Minitab discontinued support for all non-Windows platforms in early 2021.
To access the web app, visit app.minitab.com and enter your full SHU email address. You will not be able to use social media logins on this page. Once you enter your email address and click Next, you will need to sign in through Office.com if you are not logged in already. After signing in successfully, access to the web application and account settings will be given.
Minitab currently maintains a Windows desktop application of Minitab. Starting in 2021, the MacOS version was deprecated, leaving only the Windows app and web-based app available to use. This application is free to download for all SHU students, staff, and faculty, and can be found after signing in to the Minitab website with your SHU credentials. Minitab only supports 64-bit versions of Windows, and suggests 32-bit platforms utilize the web application instead.
Minitab provides a comparison chart between the web application and the Windows desktop application. Once all features of the Desktop application are integrated to the web version, Minitab will discontinue any downloadable form of their software, opting instead to be fully web-based.
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