Roundtable Podcast on Testing
As a huge fan, and active practitioner of, testing (A/B and multivariate), I decided it was time to record another podcast about the subject. I invited some of the people who I think have done a lot in this area and are working with continuous improvements online.
Some of the topics discussed in this podcast:
- Where should someone new to testing begin?
- Does method matter?
- Is suboptimization a risk?
- Can we trust the statistics behind tools?
- What test result has been the most surprising?
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The panel in this podcast about testing:
Bryan Eisenberg is the co-author of several best-selling books: Call to Action, Waiting For Your Cat to Bark?, and Always Be Testing. He is also the co-founder and chairman emeritus of the Web Analytics Association. Bryan serves as an advisory board member of several venture capital backed startup companies (such as Bazaarvoice, iPerceptions, UserTesting.com, and ClickEquations) and is on the board of trustees of the Direct Marketing Education Foundation.
Lance Loveday is the founder and CEO of Closed Loop Marketing. His company has become highly sought after, serving a wide array of clients—from startups to big brands such as Hewlett-Packard, Brocade, and Lockheed Martin. Lance is co-author of the book Web Design for ROI.
Anne Holland is the publisher of WhichTestWon? and president of Anne Holland Ventures Inc, an online business media company. She is the founder and former president of MarketingSherpa, and has for more than 20 years been conducting tests and research into what works best in marketing.
Chris Goward is the CEO of WiderFunnel Marketing Optimization and an expert in website conversion rate optimization. Chris has been optimizing online and offline marketing for companies such as eBay, Epson, SAP, Getty Images, BabyAge.com, Rudder.com, Outrigger Hotels, and Google.
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March 26th, 2010 at 5:14 pm
Thanks for inviting me to the discussion, Lars. It was a pleasure, as always.
March 30th, 2010 at 10:00 pm
Great post Lars!
The market needs to be more AB testing savvy.
April 1st, 2010 at 8:31 pm
Thanks, Theo.
My pleasure, Chris.