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Ahh... That last part makes sense. This is what I was trying to get around to. If you only have a handful of designers and developers, you shouldn't be focusi
by colemorrison 12y ago
Ahh... That last part makes sense. This is what I was trying to get around to. If you only have a handful of designers and developers, you shouldn't be focusing on min/maxing your landing page. It's not that this is a "myth", it just doesn't make sense for a new team to worry about it vs product development.
I'm not claiming this to be truth or anything. Just in my experience. Bringing up a/b testing to my clients or teams just results in a "we have better things to do."
(I suppose being the head at a co. that does this would make it biased on at least some level).
- kylerush 12y agoThis is a completely fair point. Startups naturally will have to decide where the highest ROI is. It may not be a/b testing. However, they should know that a/b testing isn't necessarily off the table.