Abstract: Methods and systems for improved and efficient campaign message management are disclosed. Via an automated process, the system can generate, classify and sort a browsable collection of diverse, high-performing campaign messages, e.g., emails and SMS messages. Such messages can prompt a prospective campaign generator to create quality content for his/her own campaigns. Furthermore, varied and relevant exemplary campaigns can be shown to different users in response to his/her unique needs or expressed interests.

Abstract: Methods and systems for improved and efficient exemplary campaign message generation are disclosed. By automating the exemplary campaign message generation process, the system can improve the selection efficiency and quality of these messages, which can be used to inspire prospective campaign generators. Furthermore, the selected exemplary messages are dynamically diversified to meet the needs of different campaign generators.

Abstract: Methods and systems for improved and efficient campaign message management are disclosed. Via an automated process, the system can generate, classify and sort a browsable collection of diverse, high-performing campaign messages, e.g., emails and SMS messages. Such messages can prompt a prospective campaign generator to create quality content for his/her own campaigns. Furthermore, varied and relevant exemplary campaigns can be shown to different users in response to his/her unique needs or expressed interests.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems for automated testing and selection of multiple templates of a form. One method includes generating, by a server, at least a first template of the form and a second template of the form, each of the first template and the second template having at least a different content or a different behavior, assigning, by the server, a respective group of site visitors to the first template of the form and the second template of the form, wherein the assigning is random, and determining automatically, by the server, whether the first template of the form has a statistical advantage over the second template of the form. For an embodiment, automatically determining the statistical advantage includes collecting test data, generating estimates of success rates for the first template and the second template.