10 Experiments - Quest Series and the Naming Question

Somehow I've hit 10 experiments. ConvertQuest came out as number 10 on January 3, and on January 7 I renamed my tab manager, Tab AI, to TabQuest.

01Double digits

When I first started Park Labs, I put up 8 experiment cards. Back then they were just ideas, but one by one they shipped as betas, new ideas got added, and now there are 10. Honestly, I'm not sure I can manage them all. Running 10 services solo sounds a bit unreasonable.

Table 1

But they don't all need to run at once. Focus on what gets a response, let go of what doesn't. It's a lab, after all.

02From Tab AI to TabQuest

After ContentQuest and ConvertQuest, I decided to bring the tab manager into the Quest series too. The URL moved to tab-quest.park-labs.com as well.

One thing I noticed while naming: with a series name, every new experiment connects to the brand right away. Say "~Quest" and you can tell it's a Park Labs experiment. It's a small thing, but I think this kind of consistency will pay off later.

03Looking back at all 10

Some are working and some get no response. FortuneToday is slowly making money, and Care Kiro is getting feedback from real users. ContentQuest, on the other hand, still has almost no traffic. That's the reality of experiments. They can't all succeed.

Rather than going past 10, I think I should focus more on what's already working. Especially Care Kiro, since it has real users. That's where I'm going to spend more time.