Lee Willis

This plugin lets you set up two different templates with differences that you think might increase conversions, serve these different templates up to users, and track their activity using custom segments in Google Analytics.
Alternatively you can use it to “choose” a particular theme by setting a URL parameter so you can experiment using different themes yourself (Particularly useful when developing your “split” themes!

SES Theme Split Test

Split test your wordpress theme, and track test using Google Analytics user defined values.

eddieconvert

claudiur

sgulloni

A/B testing for WordPress now possible and simple. 
It will enable your WordPress installation for use with the Convert Experiences conversion optimization suite.
The plugin will automatically send the several details, including, but not limited to: page type, page name, category name, category ID, and tags to Convert Experiences.
A/B testing on any set of categories or pages is then easy with the advanced filtering and segmentation during test 
configuration.
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You’ll need a <a href="http://www.convert.com/pricing/" rel="nofollow ugc">Convert Experiences account</a> to use this plugin. Once you have that, A/B tests are easy to 
 setup without any technical knowledge.
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<h4>What does the plugin do?</h4>
At a high level, this plugins sole purpose is to quickly install a small block of javascript onto each page of your 
WordPress installation. The installed javascript is necessary for the Convert Experiences suite to perform its 
A/B, split URL and multivariate functionality on your blog.
With some slight variations (based on the type of page being viewed: home, single, category, tag, or page), the 
inserted javascript will look like the following:
<pre><code>
<script type="text/javascript" src="//cdn-4.convertexperiments.com/v1/js/1111-4444.js?environment=production"></script>

</code></pre>

Convert Experiences

Convert Experiences provides advanced A/B and MVT Testing functionality for your website or blog.

SES Theme Split Test vs Convert Experiences