Jonas DowneyMar 28
How did ya’lls “risk vs reward” conversation go when discussing this?
Joey Guerra
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In this particular case we weren’t terribly concerned about the risk, because if everything went haywire we could always disable the campaign as a last resort.
Other kinds of changes that bear the kinds of risk you’re suggesting — like a marketing site redesign that could negatively affect revenue—definitely require care and close monitoring. But those concerns shouldn’t chop you off at the knees and prevent you from taking a shot at improvements or new ideas. You just have to be methodical, A/B test if you can, and ultimately trust your gut. Failing to make any changes because of fear can be just as costly as making the wrong changes.