It's a great question, and the answer depends on your product and goals. Here are some key considerations:
Product Stability: Start A/B testing after your product is stable to reduce the risk of technical issues affecting your results. Scaling your product can help achieve this stability.
Testing Objectives: Define your A/B testing objectives. If optimizing specific elements, it might be best to start testing after scaling your product to a reasonable extent.
Traffic and User Base: A/B tests need sufficient traffic to generate statistically significant results. If your product has limited traffic or a small user base, wait until you have more users or invest in advertising to drive traffic.
Marketing and Advertising Efforts: Conduct A/B tests before launching significant marketing changes. This helps gather data to inform advertising strategies and optimize conversions.
The decision to start A/B testing with TridentAB depends on your product's stability, testing objectives, available traffic, and marketing efforts. Choose the timing that works best for your goals. Happy testing!