>I honestly don't care which page gets more traffic — I don't get paid for traffic to web pages. I get paid by customers who subscribe and pay for using my soft

>I honestly don't care which page gets more traffic — I don't get paid for traffic to web pages. I get paid by customers who subscribe and pay for using my software because it brings them value (continuously). If you apply that thinking to other areas it doesn't make as much sense e.g. 'I don't care if my site takes 2 minutes to load. I don't get paid for how fast my site loads. I get paid by customers who subscribe and pay for using my software because it brings them value.' Like sure, that's not what you are directly paid for but it doesn't necessarily mean the data can't help you increase signups. If you think of it in ML terms - that's extra data that would likely increase a theoretical model's accuracy as it's not fully covered by your other (more important) metrics. Except in this case the model is you and it's possible the extra work isn't worth it for the benefit which could be tiny.