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What	percentage	of	people	were	interested	enough	to	visit	your	page?

What	percentage	of	people	were	interested	to	perform	the	action?

What	percentage	of	people	were	willing	to	invest	time	to	talk	to	you?

Tips

      Consider	building	a	landing	page	MVP	that	gives	the	illusion	that	a	value
      proposition	exists	even	if	doesn’t	yet.	Your	insights	from	a	CTA	closer	to
      reality	(e.g.,	simulated	sales)	will	provide	more	realistic	evidence	than,	for
      example,	the	e-mail	sign-up	to	a	planned	value	proposition	or	a	prepurchase
      of	it.
      Be	transparent	with	your	test	subjects	after	a	concluded	experiment	if	you,
      for	instance,	“fake”	the	existence	of	a	value	proposition.	Consider	offering
      them	a	reward	for	participating	in	the	experiment.
      A	landing	page	MVP	can	be	set	up	as	a	standalone	web	page	or	within	an
      existing	website.
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