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Often the experiments are not for revenue - many of them will be optimizing user experience metrics - ie. Load time or user dropoff rate. They are clearly good
by londons_explore 7mo ago
Often the experiments are not for revenue - many of them will be optimizing user experience metrics - ie. Load time or user dropoff rate.
They are clearly good for both user satisfaction and the companies bottom line.
- jjj123 7mo agoAs someone who works in these orgs, only a small fraction are about user experience metrics. 90+% are extracting more short term value with unknown second order effects on usability.