By: Deborah O'Malley & Shawn David | Last updated April, 2022
In A/B testing, planning and prioritizing which tests to run first is a process marred in mystery.
It's seems there's no great system for organizing ideas and turning them into executable action items.
Keeping track of which tests you've run, plan to run, or are currently running is an even bigger challenge.
That is until now.
In this short 12-minute interview, you'll hear from Shawn David, Operations Engineer, of CXL's sister site, Speero, a leading A/B testing firm.
He shares the secrets on how Speero tracks, manages, plans, and prioritizes their A/B tests.
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We'll have to follow this up when our new datalake is built 🙂 Even cooler stuff! Great talking with you and I look forward to chatting again!!!