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If you're a typical early stage startup with 100 visits a day then you shouldn't be caring about the difference between 4% and 5% - it's not big enough to matte
by ig1 13y ago
If you're a typical early stage startup with 100 visits a day then you shouldn't be caring about the difference between 4% and 5% - it's not big enough to matter.
At that stage you should be testing big changes not little ones and increasing traffic.
- ecesena 13y agoI agree on focusing on big changes, but these hardly need to be A/B tested. A/B should be more for optimization. So this seems to confirm my idea that (statistically sound) A/B testing is not for startups...
- ig1 13y agoYou should definitely be A/B testing big changes on things like landing pages.