Leslie Barry
I really enjoy your newsletter. It's one of the few I read consistently.
Niklas Bräutigam
I've been a loyal reader of Experimental Mind for years. It's my go-to source for keeping up to date with the latest developments in experimentation. Kevin always provides extremely valuable insights and the newsletter is a real gift to the community!
Slobodan Manic
It's so well curated, I almost feel like Donald Trump when they give him the entire daily briefing on one page. Except I actually read this. And I don't eat McNuggets with ketchup while I do. It's great!
Chris Gibbins
Superb newsletter that I read first thing every Monday, and always recommend to my team
Melanie Kyrklund
Kevin's Experimental Mind newsletter is always an engaging read - curating informative and thought-provoking articles about experimentation and beyond!
Dennis
There is always something I’ve missed the period it covered. I’m pretty well informed… but still always a nugget that helps my business.
... really good newsletter for those in experimentation
Kevin, your e-newsletter... It saves me so much time and I always learn something new. Many thanks!
Bérengère Pohr
Big thanks for your work. Since 2022, I've looked forward to opening this newsletter every Monday. It's always on my top recommendations for anyone looking for great reads on experimentation, and such an essential resource for this community!
... your newsletter is packed with wonderful resources
This week's Friday shoutout for Kevin Anderson and team behind the Experimental Mind newsletter. Your unwavering dedication to curating this informative newsletter week after week is truly commendable. The incredible collection of insightful articles, white papers, case studies, job opportunities, and upcoming events you provide consistently is an invaluable resource for our Experience-Optimisation community.
Thank you for your commitment to fostering knowledge-sharing and professional growth. 🙏
One of the very very few newsletters that I actually always open and read. So thank you for doing this newsletter and doing it so well :) Please keep it up!
If you love experimentation, I would highly recommend Experimental Mind from Kevin Anderson.
The OG A/B testing newsletter ... improve your understanding of experimentation, analytics, and behavioral science
... super helpful - great for catching up on experimentation news and developments in the global community.
Experimental Mind Newsletter by Kevin Anderson: your weekly dose of CRO news, a fantastic resource to be always up to date with new articles and trends
... yours is one of the few newsletters I always open and read. This one contained some particularly good (and relevant for me right now) topics.
It's one of the few I'm actually opening when it hits my inbox 👍. Nuggets of valuable info.
I used to be a newsletter junkie. I've since unsubscribed from most of them but there are three that I will probably never turn my back on for as long as they exist.
These are John Ostrowski's Positive Experiments, Kevin Anderson's Experimental Mind and Rommil Santiago 🔦's Experiment Nation newsletter. Speero's is really good too but these are by far my personal faves.
If you work in experimentation (and even if you don't) and aren't subscribed to these three newsletters, the joke's on you. Seriously, just go do it. You owe it to yourself. The links are in the comments.
Adam Cox
I look forward to reading it every Monday to start my week! Keep up the great work!
This newsletter is one of the first ones I started reading when I entered this industry, and I still look forward to each one. Interesting tidbits of information that I would not have came across elsewhere.
Merritt Aho
I'm loving the newsletter. Great contribution to the community.
Great article 💙 Kevin, thanks for sharing through your weekly mailing 💪 Shout out to this highly recommended newsletter.
Bithika Mehra
... a well put together newsletter! The posts are rare finds and not those that are doing the circuit already. Thank you for making us all smarter!
I really enjoy the one by @kevinanderson. Spot on for my work/field and often stuff I missed myself.