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This is the final post in our Product Experimentation Pitfalls blog series, written by Optimizely’s Director of Product Management, Jon Noronha. See here for more information on this 5-part series. So far in this series, I’ve highlighted several pitfalls on the path to product experimentation. We’ve seen how some common mistakes can slow down […]
This is the fourth post in our Product Experimentation Pitfalls blog series written by Optimizely’s Director of Product Management, Jon Noronha. See here for more information on this 5-part series. So far in this series, we’ve talked about the hidden challenges that can stop experimentation from getting off the ground, like getting tricked by statistics, or choosing […]
This is the third post in our Product Experimentation Pitfalls blog series written by Optimizely’s Director of Product Management, Jon Noronha. See here for more information on this 5-part series. Analyzing an A/B test is deceptively simple. You count up how many conversions happened in each variation, you divide by the number of users exposed […]
This is the second post in our Product Experimentation Pitfalls blog series written by Optimizely’s Director of Product Management, Jon Noronha. See here for more information on this 5-part series. An experiment is like a metal detector. When there’s valuable treasure close to the surface, it’s an incredible tool that can lead you straight to the gold. […]
Last week, we had an opportunity to host a webinar featuring Bill Hinderman, the Experimentation Engineering Lead at Vivid Seats. During the hour long webinar, Bill covered everything from his own experience with experimentation to the Optimizely Full Stack implementation at Vivid Seats, and he even dropped in some fun analogies along the way. There […]
At Optimizely, our product team meets each week to discuss experiments we plan to run in our products. It’s an open meeting called “Experiment Review” and we use it to share best practices and ensure we’re running high quality experiments. This week in Experiment Review a debate sprung up around an experiment proposal. This debate […]
