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How Many Experiments Should You Run? | Ep. #1548

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In episode #1548, we talk about how many experiments you should run. Whether it be adjusting a title tag to get more clicks, running A/B tests, changing copy, trying blogging out, or whatever else you can think of, testing frequently will play a crucial role in your success. Tune in and hear how we create frameworks around our testing processes and a whole lot more!
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[00:25] Today’s topic: How many experiments you should run.
[00:34] What do we mean by experiments?
[01:00] The cadence of testing depends on how big your company is.
[01:20] The ratio of marketing to business experiments you should run.
[01:40] Neil suggests doing one experiment a week.
[02:14] Realizing that testing will produce diminishing returns, and moving on.
[02:40] How Eric systematizes the testing process in his business.
[03:31] That’s it for today.
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