MIXED METHODS EXPERIMENTATION: 4 POWERFUL USE CASES + EXAMPLES

Summary from the TLDR Marketing newsletter

Mixed Methods Experimentation combines multiple user research methods to overcome the limitations of each individual methodology and to understand the why behind given results. For example, when optimizing a product description page, start with UX research to understand user blockers and concerns, then use those insights to prioritize hypotheses to validate in A/B tests. Alternatively, it can be useful to pair A/B testing with user research simultaneously to help explain the winning test result.