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Choosing between different variants of the same core idea

I want to develop an app that helps with monitoring/stats around household chores, but I can think of multiple approaches to this problem, each tackling a different customer profile.
I’m trying to come up with the best way to validate multiple approaches together. I’m currently thinking about creating a separate landing page per approach, but I can’t imagine how I can efficiently advertise multiple landing pages while still getting enough traffic for each one.

Anyone had to solve a similar problem?

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    Definitely understand this issue. I wouldn't say "had" to solve the problem - more like "have" to solve this problem now :)

    When people say "niche down," I usually think of it as solving a problem is a particular category (like a hobby, group of businesses, etc), but often it actually means to choose the market you want to tackle and stick with that "niche."

    My site doesn't do that, and I think it reads like a confusing blur.

    I'm trying a few things:

    • Writing a lot of copy that isn't going immediately on to my site. Trying to write geared towards different groups, and trying to be clear and precise. This can either go on a home page, go on a sub-page, or go in the garbage.
    • Trying to figure out who my initial niche is. Who will give great feedback? Who is likely to pay (eg B2B vs B2C)? Where is the market already crowded and difficult?

    This way, I can write multiple pages as I go, but I can focus my home page and outreach on specific segments. I hope. Right here in this with you :)