“Conversion rate optimization”
has failed.
Because even though CRO — as an industry — is led by smart, talented people who are experts in ideating, creating, running, and analyzing the results of experiments…
Even if experimenters are thought leaders.
Even if they win industry awards for their work.
CRO is still trapped within silos with
sales, marketing, or “devstuff”.
And that means that no one in their organizations, including those who make crucial business decisions, grasps the full impact of the insights they’re uncovering.
And that’s a shame.
Because it’s exactly these insights from experimentation that can decide whether an organization lives or dies in this digital age of business.
No longer is it enough to out-market or out-sell your competitors. If you want your organization to be the alpha in its pack, if you want to lead in your industry, you have to innovate.
And the CRO practitioners, what they’re doing is not tiny incremental changes in conversion rates. They’re fueling their organization’s ability to innovate through the insights they’ve gained from their experiments.
But practitioners don’t have the power or respect within their organizations to make people sit up and pay attention and actually use the data they’ve gathered to innovate forward.
And this is our new mission at Effective Experiments.
Because we used to think that a platform was enough to solve these problems. That a platform was enough to foster an organizational culture that uses experimentation to fuel strategic innovation.
But we saw it with our own eyes. Time and time again, just improving processes, or just improving the way experiments were documented, was not enough. Experimentation should be a C-suite level strategy with insights shared between everyone, across all business units in a continuous loop.
And this is why we created Experimentation Ops™
To help the world’s leading enterprises drive experimentation excellence.
It’s not just a platform to help you orchestrate and scale your experimentation program. It’s a framework that systematically breaks down the silo that experimentation lives in. And turns it into a business strategy for driving innovation.
The Experimentation Ops™ framework is the glue that helps C-level, VPs, the strategy makers, and even different business units within an entire organization understand how to innovate using the insights gained from experimentation.
The platform is just one part of it.
If you only want a platform to help manage experiments, you can use Excel, Sheets, Airtable, Notion, or any other generic project management tool.
But if you want more — to orchestrate experimentation across your organization, to get everyone from C-level to CRO practitioners rallying around experimentation and innovation, then you need Experimentation Ops™.
This is how we’re working with GSK, CISCO, Sage, and many other organizations.
These enterprises are the leaders in their fields and they will continue to lead because they are truly passionate about innovation. They know that experimentation-done-right is the key.
So if you want to lead,
if you want to stay more than two steps ahead of your competitors, and if you want your entire organization to champion innovation and experimentation…
Then we can’t wait to show you what’s inside Experimentation Ops™.
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