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What kind of a/b testing tools are you using? Homegrown? Optimizely?
Homegrown at this point. Nick built it :) We were using kissmetrics, google site optimizer and google analytics. All great tools but as we are growing we didn't like the delay in the data and didn't trust all the data integrity. He is thinking of open sourcing our optimization engine at some point in the future. Any interest?
Love to hear any comments or feedback about what you guys think.
Interesting way of approaching a/b testing. The core offering is in place so having a college intern just test as many things as humanly possible seems like palatable to any founder/exec. Might have to try this...
Having my co-founder available for only limited time a week and tons of yelling from him have greatly improved my prioritizing ability.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
What kind of a/b testing tools are you using? Homegrown? Optimizely?
Homegrown at this point. Nick built it :) We were using kissmetrics, google site optimizer and google analytics. All great tools but as we are growing we didn't like the delay in the data and didn't trust all the data integrity. He is thinking of open sourcing our optimization engine at some point in the future. Any interest?
Love to hear any comments or feedback about what you guys think.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
What kind of a/b testing tools are you using? Homegrown? Optimizely?
Homegrown at this point. Nick built it :) We were using kissmetrics, google site optimizer and google analytics. All great tools but as we are growing we didn't like the delay in the data and didn't trust all the data integrity. He is thinking of open sourcing our optimization engine at some point in the future. Any interest?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
What kind of a/b testing tools are you using? Homegrown? Optimizely?
Homegrown at this point. Nick built it :) We were using kissmetrics, google site optimizer and google analytics. All great tools but as we are growing we didn't like the delay in the data and didn't trust all the data integrity. He is thinking of open sourcing our optimization engine at some point in the future. Any interest?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
What kind of a/b testing tools are you using? Homegrown? Optimizely?
Homegrown at this point. Nick built it :) We were using kissmetrics, google site optimizer and google analytics. All great tools but as we are growing we didn't like the delay in the data and didn't trust all the data integrity. He is thinking of open sourcing our optimization engine at some point in the future. Any interest?