I agree that sample size is important and that's why you still need 200+ responses. It's a hybrid between a survey and an A/B test. You ask a question, but you

I agree that sample size is important and that's why you still need 200+ responses. It's a hybrid between a survey and an A/B test. You ask a question, but you get to find out about more than just the one variation that the person is served up. I think it's fair to say that there is more info to be gathered from each individual than time-on-page, scroll behavior, and converted-or-didnt If you like, you can think of this as a way to get more resolution from a survey-typed question