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Thank you very much. I have put a lot of effort into the homepage. Like... a lot. Months and months of A/B testing copy, images, price points. I'm happy with
by gigamick 6y ago
Thank you very much. I have put a lot of effort into the homepage. Like... a lot.
Months and months of A/B testing copy, images, price points.
I'm happy with it and I appreciate your words.
Thank you.
- brianwawok 6y agoI would be careful A/B testing at such a small scale. You are going to hit so much noise, it's not usually a great use of time. Just make it feel good and go from there. A/B testing works great at google scale.
- gigamick 6y agoI hear you and sometimes the results weren't conclusive but I did uncover a few gems. particularly around pricing and the hero statement. I would rather do it than not.
- wpietri 6y agoYou did the right thing. You need Google-scale traffic to tease out subtleties, fractional gains. But at your stage you were looking for big signals. And clearly you found them. Congrats!
- panosfilianos 6y agoThis totally depends on the sample size and the impact that you'd like to measure. You can get very actionable results with a 95% confidence and 80% power at a few thousand sessions.
- CraigJPerry 6y agoThat site is brilliant. I don't know if this information is useful but when i read it i was conscious of a few things: 1. I could read it really comfortably, i liked the large view on my screen 2. The "And we don't compress your music" really jumped out to me - you've nailed exactly the right amount of text and that twist in the explaination that tells me one of your USPs worked on me, like i'm going to remember that for a while for some reason Maybe not useful to see inside the head of an internet random person but just in case...
- gigamick 6y agoAll useful!! thank you so much for taking the time to reply!