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The free version of Viral Headlines is limited in how many users you can test. Please consider our premium product at <a href="http://www.viralheadlines.com/?source=wprm" rel="nofollow ugc">ViralHeadlines.com</a> if you have a busy website. Additionally, the premium version produces significantly better results by engaging a per-user optimization as can be seen by the red line in the <a href="http://www.viralheadlines.com/assets/images/experiments-lift-chart.png" rel="nofollow ugc">results graph</a>
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Have you ever wondered how sites like Buzzfeed, Upworthy and the Huffington Post get their content to go viral? Why do people share their content so widely? The answer is testing.
Over 80% of people exposed to your site will read your headlines. But for most sites, less than 20% of people will read the content. We’ve built a brand new algorithm for continuously improving your post titles to fix this problem.
You don’t need to know any math or statistics, there’s no “sample sizes”, “p values” or anything like that. Just put in your post titles and our plugin gets to work for you. Our artificial intelligence takes care of all the hard stuff, tuning your results instantly and entirely behind the scenes.
You’ve probably heard of A/B testing for this sort of thing. A/B testing is better than nothing, but it is very hard to get right — most algorithms available today, do the math wrong, are hard to use and in general provide inferior results. Even if it were implemented perfectly, A/B testing is slow: it requires thousands of users to get meaningful results, and the results aren’t available until after the test. In the meantime, you waste a lot of resources on ordinary untested headlines to your users for a very long time — and then they’re gone, off your site, never to return.
The algorithm we use in this plugin is our own secret blend of research from Stanford, Princeton and other leading colleges. The result is the ability to perform testing at a rate that works for even the smallest of sites: often, we can learn the best headlines in less than 50 views! This means that your users are quickly seeing the best headline, the one that attracts the most attention, gets the most clicks and keeps your readers around the longest.
Recent research from the University of Tokyo shows that on small websites (roughly, less than 1,000 views per article) this plugin achieves up to 57% better results than other methods of testing. On busier sites, the results are even more surprising. With testing, you will regularly see results up to 2,000% better (and often in surprising ways!) — if you were to get a result that is 2,000% better (turning what would have been 1 visit in to 20 visits) with another solution, with Viral Headlines™ you would see a 3,508% improvement (turning 1 visit in to 35!).

The Best Title Testing Tool for WordPress

Use state-of-the-art artificial intelligence to find the perfect clickbait titles.

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GA Experiments+ is a plugin that allows to do A/B testing (or split testing) using Google Analytics as a backbone. By using the GA API, this plugin allows to A/B test anything in your website from simple text, to stylesheets or even theme layouts in order to find what best suits your audience and improves the metric you wish to track.
Using Google’s multi-armed bandit algorithm, the plugin selects a variation to serve to the visitor. The plugin associates some text to the variation and the user-provided text is injected in your posts/pages using a simple shortcode. The provided value can be text, HTML, CSS and can even contain shortcodes, giving the administrator a lot of testing possibilities.
This <code>Dev Edition</code> is a basic implementation that best suits simple experiments. Although you can technically test anything with it, many tests will require some coding abilities, hence the <code>Dev</code> name.
Finally, the plugin also adds the Google Analytics tracking code if it is required. This makes the plugin compatible with any other GA tracking plugin since we will not inject new tracking code when it is already present in the page.
Management of custom goals and tracking of experiment results is handled directly in the Google Analytics Experiments page for the <code>Dev Edition</code>. The webmaster is also responsible for inserting the corresponding events Javascript code for it’s custom goals.
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<h3>Future Development</h3>
A <code>Blogger Edition</code> is also planned and will include the following extra features :
<ul>
<li>Multiple fields per experiment (instead of a single text field)</li>
<li>Stylesheet experiments for common HTML elements</li>
<li>Real-time preview of stylesheet experiments</li>
<li>Javascript experiments</li>
</ul>
A <code>Marketing Edition</code> is also planned and will include the following extra features on top of the <code>Blogger Edition</code> :
<ul>
<li>Pick&edit stylesheet experiments for any HTML element</li>
<li>Custom experiment goals management</li>
<li>Add goal events on HTML elements through the plugin</li>
<li>Experiments statistics through the plugin</li>
<li>Declare winning variation</li>
<li>Multivariate testing</li>
</ul>
<h3>Special Thanks</h3>
A special thanks to Erik Molenaar for his help testing and finding bugs. http://erikmolenaar.nl/
We are looking for testers, translators and contributors. If you want to help, get in touch with us at contact@lerondpoint.net and we will see how we can work together. Note that everybody who helps will get all the future releases for free, for all editions and versions. Everybody’s insight is welcome, we love working directly with users, it’s how we improve our products!

GA Experiments+ | Dev Edition

A/B split testing with the POWER of Google Analytics Experiments. Improve your metrics by testing variations on your visitors and picking the best.

The Best Title Testing Tool for WordPress vs GA Experiments+ | Dev Edition