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How ethical is it to run experiments on unsuspecting customers. Is experimentation good or bad. We discuss it in the latest episode of Conversionations

The "Test everything" ideology perpetuated by CRO experts back in 2011-2013 is a myth that needs to be busted. It's not practical and it's not simply not realistic. Learn how to prioritise your tests efficiently.

It's 2019. CRO should be more evolved but optimizers are still making basic mistakes. Guests: Valerie Kroll, Guido Jansen, Tim Stewart, Manuel da Costa

Tim Stewart, Chad Sanderson and Georgi Georgiev feature in this episode of Conversionations.

CRO is still often seen as a tactical bolt-on by senior leadership that lacks strategic thinking. As a relatively new field, conversion optimization strategy lacks influence in the upper echelons of an organization, and this is blocking businesses from building a successful experimentation culture like Skyscanner, Booking.com, and Shop Direct.

Being a CRO needs to be more than just by the book activities. Guests : Tim Stewart , Chad Sanderson

The road to becoming a productive member isn’t a short one and often a lot of time spent in the first few weeks and even months could be dealing with onboarding processes, training and then tackling legacy issues.

How do you about getting everyone in your company onboard the testing mindset? Guests: Chad Sanderson, Manuel da Costa

Chad Sanderson interviews multiple CRO guests as he takes Conversionations on the road to CXL live 2018 in Austin, TX

In the optimization world, especially with client-facing agencies, transparency relates to an agency showing their client what they’re working on and what they need to do. This transparency also needs to occur between teams and individual employees working on a project, and is something you should be taking seriously.

Andrew Anderson shares a different method to approach testing. Guests: Andrew Anderson, Chad Sanderson, Manuel da Costa

What separates the mature testing teams vs those that are not reaching their potential. Guests: Paul Rouke, Tim Stewart, Manuel da Costa