When it comes to A/B testing, people often wonder whether to make small tweaks or go for big changes.
My advice? Go big.
You might ask "But if I try something big and it works or doesn't, how will I know exactly why?"
Honestly, does it really matter? Celebrate the win or learn from the miss, and move on to the next test.
Let's break it down:
Small Tweaks, Small Wins: Making tiny adjustments usually leads to small improvements. Sure, sometimes a small change can have a big impact, but those stories are rare. Plus, no one talks about the times small tweaks barely made a difference.
Time and Patience: Whether small changes succeed or fail, you'll need to wait longer to see any noticeable difference. It's like watching paint dry.
Missed Opportunities: While you're fussing over tiny details, you're missing out on the chance to try big changes that could skyrocket your results.
Going for big changes streamlines the process and gets you bigger results faster.
Even if things don't go as planned, you'll learn faster and be ready to try again in no time.
So, focus on the big picture and don't sweat the small stuff like button colors.
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