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Run your monthly experiment cycle
Execute the full experiment loop each month: select from your backlog, launch, monitor, close, and document what you learned.
Summary
This lesson shows you how to run a reliable monthly experiment cycle. You will learn how to select tests from your backlog, launch them cleanly, monitor without interfering, close them properly, and feed learnings back into your next round of experiments.
Having a backlog full of great experiment ideas means nothing if you do not run them consistently. This chapter gives you a step-by-step monthly rhythm for selecting experiments, launching them properly, monitoring results, and closing them with clear documentation. You will learn how to maintain momentum even when results are inconclusive and how to keep the experiment muscle strong across your team.