oltdev

This is a simple plugin that enables users to modify the order in which posts are displayed on all pages(or in selected categories) of the blog. This is very useful when 
you have a blog in which you want to display posts in the order they were posted, from the first post being the oldest one, to the last post which 
is the most recent one, or the other way around. The options provided with the plugin at this moment allow users to order the displayed posts by post date, post title, 
post author, last time modified and post slug, either ascending or descending.
These post display options can be set by accessing the “Manage->Custom Post Order” link, for wp2.6, and “Tools->Custom Post Order” link, for wp2.7.

Custom Post Order

descending , posts, categories, wordpress mu, wpmu Requires at least: 2.6 Tested up to: 2.7 Stable tag: trunk The plugin enables any user to modify t …

Phill Brown

Dynamic Sorting is a lightweight WooCommerce plugin that links up with your Google Analytics account and allows you to sort products based on a website’s usage statistics. Out the box, it adds two ordering options – sort by views and sort by visits.
Google Analytics sorting options can be hidden from the user facing sorting dropdown. This means you can set the default sorting order to feature your shop’s most popular products without your customer knowing.
There is also a premium version of the plugin called <a href="http://pbweb.co.uk/sort-by-ga-shop" rel="nofollow ugc">Sort by Google Analytics</a> that lets you sort any post type by any Google Analytics metric. WooCommerce Dynamic Sorting works with the product post type and supports sorting by pageviews and visits.
The Indexer
For performance reasons the plugin operates off a locally downloaded index of Google Analytics data. The indexer runs twice a day and you can trigger it manually through the Dynamic Sorting Settings section in the Catalog tab in WooCommerce Settings. Once the indexer has run at least once, the plugin is ready to use.
To increase the batch of the indexer to 400, add the following code to your plugin or theme:
<pre><code>add_filter( 'woocommerce_dynamic_sorting_indexer_data_batch_size', create_function( '', 'return 400;' ) ); </code></pre>
Requirements
<ul>
<li>WordPress 3.1+</li>
<li>WooCommerce 1.0+ plugin installed</li>
<li>PHP cURL extension</li>
<li>PHP JSON extension</li>
<li>Google Analytics Account</li>
</ul>

WooCommerce Dynamic Sorting

WooCommerce plugin that links up with Google Analytics to sort products based on page views and visits.

Custom Post Order vs WooCommerce Dynamic Sorting