That would be a great metric to track. It reminds me of the Bezos quote “Our success at Amazon is a function of how many experiments we do per year, per month, per week, per day.” With tools like Optimizely and Google Optimize today, there’s no reason not to.
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Agreed — most startups don’t track experimentation velocity internally either. Requires discipline and empowered teams to create this culture.
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Oh man, at what size company? What size audience? But also: How many people in these experiments? How do you know if they are statistically valid? Do experiments overlap? How do they overlap with cohorts, or do they? If you are seed and think you have answers I will laugh.
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You should still have an experimentation culture at seed. Those questions are pretty far in the weeds. You’re trying to learn quickly & use velocity as your advantage being a startup - not necessarily trying to design perfect stat sig tests.
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Dislike the term, but you might be interested in googling “innovation accounting” — some good breakdowns of the concept (and bad ones, too)
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Love it and will dig into the idea.
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I think the culture is imp but the sophisticated metrics at early stage is hard. Many startups simply trying to get their backend data in sync w fronted analytics so they can do simple cohort analysis let alone this.
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@rabois disagrees and so do I.
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4: Threshold: what strength of result is required to consider a hypothesis supported? 5: Novelty: what % of experiments are replicating established results (either sci or other co's)?
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