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Graham McNicollI cannot look at 100 experiments and tell you what they have in common. That is the probltext_videoproduct_functionality2026-09-15270920
Graham McNicollThere's always been a tension between marketing teams and engineering teams. Engineeringtext_videoproduct_functionality2026-09-02267910
Graham McNicollI do not love the word governance. It is boring. Nobody gets excited buying a governance stext_imageproduct_functionality2026-08-194021620
Graham McNicollI cannot look at a hundred experiments and tell you what they have in common. Nobody can. text_imageproduct_functionality2026-08-127251600
Graham McNicollWe make it stupidly easy to run experiments. Whether you're a back-end engineer, a front-etext_videoproduct_functionality2026-08-064471001
Graham McNicollWhen we rebuilt product analytics for 5.0, we started with a question I could not shake. Wtext_imageproduct_functionality2026-07-302881711
Graham McNicollWe ran an internal contest at GrowthBook a while back. The setup was simple. Anyone on thetext_imageproduct_functionality2026-07-237551700
Graham McNicollTeams have no shortage of ideas, but implementing them is where teams hit roadblocks. Stext_videoproduct_functionality2026-07-221,1802571
Graham McNicollThere's a level of excitement teams get when the product just works and they're not fightitext_videoproduct_functionality2026-07-15404820
Graham McNicollProduct development is forever changed, and the pace of the change is incredible. We've setext_onlyproduct_functionality2026-06-086992730