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You are right A/B testing to see if people are actually signing up is totally part of idea validation. Just so that we are on the same page, landing page is sa
by sandipagr 16y ago
You are right A/B testing to see if people are actually signing up is totally part of idea validation.
Just so that we are on the same page, landing page is same as coming soon page, right? It is not necessarily the home page of your startup when you have actually launched? Because my goal is just coming soon pages with ability to collect beta signups.
(I hope my ESL is not the problem here.)
- revorad 16y agoLanding page is a general term which people use to mean a coming soon page or home page. It's best to take its literal meaning - a page where a potential user lands. Did you see this http://soonhere.com http://soonhere.com? It was on HN in the last few days. It is again just a "coming soon" page tool, but a 1000 times easier to use than anything else I've seen. Basically, your concept is good but your site is a bit too abstract. Usually programmers are guilty of talking too much about features and not enough about benefits. You can keep the abstract part as long as you add more substance. Instead of a sign up button, link to a live demo or trial. Or at least put up a video.