Learning from early users is a crucial part of your startup's product development. You should be thinking about growth in the same way. In fact, your first website is more than just a place for leads to land — it's your marketing MVP.
Learning from early users is a crucial part of your startup's product development. You should be thinking about growth in the same way. In fact, your first website is more than just a place for leads to land — it's your marketing MVP.
We're busy entrepreneurs ourselves so we know it can be hard to give your website the attention it deserves. To help, we've put together three guides to help you build, analyze, and optimize your marketing MVP.
With 💜,
The Makeswift team
Don't let your first website be an afterthought. Give it the kind of respect and attention you give your product. This guide will help you think strategically about your first website so you can treat it like your marketing MVP.
Your first website can teach you about potential customers, you just need good analytics and the know-how to make sense of the data. Our Google Analytics guide will walk you through how to start learning from your marketing MVP.
As a startup, you probably don't have the resources to run robust experiments. The good news is that you can start simple and still gain a lot! Google's Optimize tool is a free and easy way to start testing some of those go-to-market ideas.
Don't sweat it if you don't have a fully designed brand when building your first website. We have templates created specifically to help startup founders like you get off the ground with your marketing MVP.
For those who want a fresh canvas, you can always start with a blank template.
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