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Start with the pieces you have

Piecing together the Experimenatation puzzle

You know Experimentation grows companies. You've read 𝘊𝘰𝘯𝘡π˜ͺ𝘯𝘢𝘰𝘢𝘴 π˜‹π˜ͺ𝘴𝘀𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 𝘏𝘒𝘣π˜ͺ𝘡𝘴, π˜›π˜©π˜¦ π˜“π˜¦π˜’π˜― 𝘚𝘡𝘒𝘳𝘡𝘢𝘱 and follow Marty Cagan.

There are frameworks out there on how to build Experimentation Programs and Cultures, five step sequences, and more, and: they don't work.

Because that's not how in-house experimentation actually gets built.

It gets built like a puzzle. Some teams start with the corners and edges. Others begin in the middle.

Let's figure out where you are, and what piece to pick up next.

You do not need perfect buy-in, budget, or tooling to begin. You need a starting point.

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The four cornerstones

Different starting points. 4 essential pieces.

Across our work and the experts we surveyed, these are the edge pieces we kept coming back to.

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The edge pieces

A sponsor who creates space

Someone senior who gives room, budget and cover. Seven people put this first. One added that sponsorship only works if there are consequences when big decisions skip the evidence.

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The edge pieces

A clear business reason

A goal or problem that experimentation helps solve. Five people put it first. Tie your first tests to a business problem or debate that is already on the table.

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The edge pieces

Data people believe in

A testing tool that works, tracking that has been checked, and metrics the business agrees with. Nobody ranked data low, and it was the pain people mentioned most.

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The edge pieces

One willing team, and someone who can run and explain a test

A team with questions it really needs answered, and one person who knows the craft and can explain results in plain language. Ideally that person knows the organisation and who to call. "Start small" came up again and again.

Your results

A practical view of what to strengthen next.

You will land within one of five stages of completing the puzzle. Each one is a starting point, not a verdict:

  • Fragmented: find the corner pieces
  • Emerging: build the edges
  • Structured: connect the sections
  • Embedded: see the bigger picture
  • Optimised: complete the puzzle

This Scan shows you where to begin with what you already have.

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Built for Heads of Product, Performance, and Growth at $100M+ brands who want experimentation embedded deeper in the business, without waiting for ideal conditions.

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    We are on a mission to build healthy experimentation programs.

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    A short series of questions, a clear picture back.

  • Your next piece

    See what is fragmented and where to focus first.

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Who's behind it

Built by Ruben de Boer and Lucia van den Brink

Between them, Ruben and Lucia have built more than 100 experimentation programs for global brands. They have seen what works, what quietly stalls, and what actually moves a program forward.

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What you'll take away

Less following. More figuring it out.

A different lens on building experimentation in-house, and a clearer sense of where to focus next.

For Product, Growth and CRO Leaders building an experimentation programme, finding their footing, or wondering why their current approach has stalled.

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Understand the puzzle you actually have

Recognise the conditions, constraints and opportunities that shape experimentation in your organisation.

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Find your next piece, not someone else's

Use frameworks to diagnose where you are, rather than follow a sequence that ignores your context.

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Connect learning to meaningful growth

Bring leadership, people, goals and tools together to build a healthier data-driven culture.

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