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VariantFlow is a blazingly fast, zero-bloat A/B testing tool built natively for the WordPress Gutenberg editor. Instead of relying on heavy third-party SaaS platforms or bloated plugins that ruin your site speed, VariantFlow runs entirely within your WordPress dashboard.
Major Features: 
* Native Gutenberg Experience: Design your Variation A and Variation B directly inside the block editor. No external builders. 
* 100% Cache Compatible: The plugin uses a lightweight client-side script (< 1kb) to randomize variations, guaranteeing it works perfectly with WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, W3 Total Cache, and any host-level page caching. 
* Zero Performance Hit: The tracking REST API endpoint is asynchronously called, ensuring your page load speed is never affected. 
* Clean Analytics: View a beautifully designed, minimal dashboard right in your WordPress admin to see Views, Clicks, and Click-Through Rates (CTR). 
* Smart Winner Declaration: Set a custom “Minimum Views” threshold (e.g., 50 or 100 views) before the plugin automatically highlights the statistically winning variation, preventing false positives. 
* Privacy Focused: Stores data securely in your own database. No tracking pixels, no third-party data sharing.
<h3>Common Use Cases</h3>
Not sure what to test? Here are a few ways VariantFlow can instantly increase your conversions: 
* Call-to-Action (CTA) Buttons: Test “Buy Now” vs. “Add to Cart” or “Get Started” vs. “Learn More”. See which text generates more clicks. 
* Pricing Pages: Test displaying a monthly pricing table vs. an annual pricing table to see which yields a higher click-through rate to your checkout. 
* Landing Page Headlines: Write two drastically different H1 headlines for your sales page to see which hooks more readers into clicking your links. 
* Lead Generation Forms: Test a short, simple form against a longer form with more details to find the sweet spot for email signups.

VariantFlow – Lightweight A/B Testing Block


I think this is a great idea and a really solid start. I like that you're keeping a simple, native Gutenberg feel.


Great Start for Native Gutenberg A/B Testing

A lightweight, native Gutenberg block A/B tester with zero bloat. 100% compatible with page caching.

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Using the built-in custom fields in WordPress, you can insert Google Analytics Content Experiments code into any custom post type that supports custom fields.
Create a new custom field labeled “google_content_experiment_code” with the value being the code that you get from Google Analytics and click Save. This will insert the content experiment code into the head of your html document for the page or post specified.

Simple Google Content Experiments

I tried 4 other similar plugins before this one. Each time, the Google experiments code wouldn't insert or inserted toward the bottom of the header, below the Google analytics code, which Google doesn't like. This one allowed the code to be inserted as a custom field and lo and behold it worked! Thank you so much.

Works great and is easy to setup

This plugin allows you to insert Google Analytics Content Experiments code into your site.

VariantFlow – Lightweight A/B Testing Block vs Simple Google Content Experiments