We were excited to partner with WhichTestWon recently to present a webinar: “Game-Changing CRO in 4 Quarters: Practical Strategies to Tackle Real-World Testing”.
In part one of the webinar, we covered a mini case study: What would your testing program look like if you could have it all, and why can’t you? We looked at a customer that ran 200 tests in one year, and had some fantastic results.
From a lift perspective, about a third of the tests had lifts below 10%, or even a few negative results. The middle third of the results boosted lifts between 10% and 50%, and the top third saw some spectacular lifts of 100%, 200%, even over 400%.
On the revenue side, their success was even more impressive. More than a third of the tests boosted revenue by $1M or more, and some were much higher than that. All told, testing drove over $200M in revenue gains.
However, most organizations aren’t set up to test on this scale, according to recent research from WhichTestWon, companies are:
In most cases, they don’t have a single person fully dedicated to testing and optimization.