Posts by Paul Bernier

Paul Bernier

Paul Bernier

Paul Bernier is Vice President of Product Management at SiteSpect. He has a background in website optimization, recommendations, and development, as well as web analytics. He is based in Boston.

Finding Your A/B Testing Inspiration: An Experimentation Idea Checklist

By Paul Bernier · November 13, 2023

There’s no question that A/B testing can deliver incredible results for your organization, with the average A/B test improving conversions by 49%. Maintaining a robust backlog of testing ideas is…

5 Areas to Leverage AI in Your A/B Testing & Experimentation Process

By Paul Bernier · October 17, 2023

Using the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not just a passing trend; it’s a strategic advantage. And one you may have not realized you can leverage in your A/B…

SiteSpect Named in 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ and Critical Capabilities Reports for Personalization Engines

By Paul Bernier · October 5, 2023

We’re excited to share that SiteSpect has been included in the Gartner® 2023 Magic Quadrant™ and Critical Capabilities™ for Personalization Engines.   To no surprise, A/B testing, experimentation, and personalization remain…

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Why Most A/B Testing Tools Create Silos and Fail To Innovate

By Paul Bernier · June 16, 2023

A/B testing has revolutionized the way businesses optimize their digital experiences, but traditional divisions between marketers‘ client-side tools and developers‘ server-side solutions have hindered innovation. In this blog post, we…

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Sync or Async JavaScript Tags – A User Experience Penalty

By Paul Bernier · December 20, 2022

When it comes to deploying a JavaScript tag to your website, there are generally two main options available: you can load the code snippet Synchronously or Asynchronously. Each vendor tries…

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Why TTFB Is Not the Best Indicator of Site Speed

By Paul Bernier · June 20, 2022

We all do our best to eliminate latency on our digital channels. It’s been shown time and time again that slow sites correlate to lower conversion rates and less engagement.[source]…