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I have frankly come to believe that the landing page only approach is a non-solution to validating the idea. In a landing page, you are testing how well you can
by paraschopra 16y ago
I have frankly come to believe that the landing page only approach is a non-solution to validating the idea. In a landing page, you are testing how well you can convince visitors to contact you, signup or download a whitepaper.
Real relationship with a customer start when he actually gets to try out the service you are offering. That is the real reason why trial -> paid conversions are usually low. In a landing page MVP, you are not validating your idea, you are validating your ability to convince for a particular idea. It is quite easy to get false positive or false negatives here.
Rather, what I prefer is to get hold of people and email/call them to actually hear about their pain points. Old school but works like a charm.
- lovskogen 16y agoBut if you get the consept validated it's great. You only have to focus on execusion. If you're focusing on execusion without a valid reason, you're wasting time. Those landing pages are time savers.