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as a startup you shouldn't track anything beyond the basics(i.e. # of users)...finish the website first...add the features....then when you have nothing to do,
by vaksel 18y ago
as a startup you shouldn't track anything beyond the basics(i.e. # of users)...finish the website first...add the features....then when you have nothing to do, you can focus on doing all that a/b testing. If you spend the time building that prior to launch, you are wasting your time.
- ctingom 18y agoI think at the beginning stage you should store the data. Maybe that's what he's asking. What data to collect.
- suhail 18y agovaksel, We're talking about startups that are launched and continuously iterating to find the right model. We only spoke about A/B testing once, when starting out tracking user engagement and responses is more crucial then building out every feature that would pop in your head with no empirical evidence to back it up. I would never consider learning about your customers "a waste of time."
- jfarmer 18y agoTwo can play at that game! As a startup you should build the smallest test case for your product, test it, and iterate as the data comes in. That means data collection and analysis from day 1.
- suhail 18y ago++jfarmer, btw you need to write more, I miss it =)