Keynote: Inhouse experimentation
Divya Isaiah – Head of Experimentation @ BBC
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Full keynote video access available for members (tickets here).
Tim – CRO Marketer, feedback through our #CH2024 attendee survey:
Loved the talk, great topic and clearly explained.
Slides
Notes
This is the link to the AI notes of Divya her talk
Questions asked by attendees through our #CH2024 app:
- When “the business” at BBC started experimenting MORE, what did they start doing LESS (to find time and resources for experimenting?
- If you were able to land any company as head of experimentation, where would you go if not BBC?
- What was the biggest barrier you solved for?
- Content is your “product” – are you experimenting what content to produce? Or is focused more on the “delivery”?”
- Do you try and measure the users who don’t use digital services and just listen on a radio or watch live TV
- Does BBC also experiment in the content itself? Within TV formats for instance?
- What made experimentation so hard, what specifically in building / analysis?
- What makes experiment analysis expensive/time taking?
- What would be one thing you wish you could fix in one go?
- Does the BBC utilize online viewing behavior for show content selections?
- Why does the Iplayer volume go all the way to 11?
- Are you able to run more complex test now? And generally speaking what are your KPIs?
- What would you do differently as a consultant?