If you have 6 changes on a website you want to make, and your website gets some sales but not a lot should you:
1. Make one change, wait a few weeks and see how sales respond, then repeat
2. Make a few changes, wait a few weeks and see how sales respond, then repeat
3. Make all the changes at once and see how sales respond
It seems like option 1 is best. However then if you wait 3 weeks after each change it'll take 18 weeks for all changes to be implemented! This seems like a really long time?
Which is what led me to want the opinion of those more experienced about what is better to do. What strategy is better to follow for long terms success?
1. Make one change, wait a few weeks and see how sales respond, then repeat
2. Make a few changes, wait a few weeks and see how sales respond, then repeat
3. Make all the changes at once and see how sales respond
It seems like option 1 is best. However then if you wait 3 weeks after each change it'll take 18 weeks for all changes to be implemented! This seems like a really long time?
Which is what led me to want the opinion of those more experienced about what is better to do. What strategy is better to follow for long terms success?
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