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The Challenge
- These B2B teams across a $4B organization shipped on gut feel, not data.
- The conversion funnel was unpredictable.
- Dev and design hours went to features that earned $0.
Key problems
- No A/B testing discipline.
- Inconsistent conversion rates.
- Teams couldnโt tell which change worked (or why).
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What I Did
- Built a scalable A/B framework that tests hypotheses, not hunches.
- Built a backlog that powered 200+ tests on pages, CTAs, and flows
- Mapped the end-to-end customer journey to identify conversion drop-offs.
- Mapped the full journey to spot conversion drop-offs.
- Aligned growth, design, and engineering on testable ideas.
- Created feedback loops so results feed into prioritization.
How I Think
I test assumptions, not features.
This product experimentation system:
- Cut debate cycles.
- Saved engineering and design time.
- Delivered compounding learning across a $4B organizational portfolio.
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Results
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๐ Up to 2x improvement in conversion rates.
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๐ Reduced resource waste across design/dev.
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๐งช 200+ tests executed in a structured cadence.
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๐ฌ Stakeholders now debate data, not opinion.
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Client name under NDA.
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Targeting to Staff, Principal, or Lead Product Roles
Series A-F funded SaaS stuck between $500K-$10M ARR?
Need someone who speaks both product and revenue?
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Message me โ LinkedIn
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Darpan Dadhaniya
Toronto, Canada
About Me
Leadership Values
Case Studies
Product Thinking
Product-Led Growth
Activation Playbook
Product Foundations
Metrics Playbook
Roadmap Playbook
Prioritization Playbook
Experiments Playbook
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