[christopherslee]

So essentially you allow the new guy to work on the marketing side of the site without fear of "breaking" any of any critical backend functionality? I assume he was able to get started fairly quickly (not much to learn besides some html and css).

I love the thought of A/B testing. But like you said, until I hit that 100/$1000 threshold, I still need to work on a lot of other things besides conversion rate (i.e. marketing.)

Looking forward to secret weapon #1.

[noahkagan]

Yea, he's not excused from checking in crappy code but he can basically push out any feature idea he has.

We have a master list of things to test, we prioritize weekly and pick the ones every Monday that he wants to do.