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At last, a comparison website for multivariate testing software
Which should you use: the free Google Website Optimizer or a $50,000 alternative?
We’ve just launched a website that you’ll find really useful. It’s a comparison site for split testing software (like Google Website Optimizer). It allows you to…
- see the differences between 15 different multivariate testing software solutions (including Google Website Optimizer).
- read reviews from existing users (happy ones and unhappy ones), so you can see the truth behind the sales pitches.
- get a better understanding of what you’re missing out on.
So if you’d like to know which multivariate testing software is best for you, then hurry to … rabba dabba dabba dabba tish* …
* That was supposed to be a drum roll.
Oh, and please don’t forget to come back here and leave your comments.
P.S. If you know anyone else who’d find this valuable, please could you spread the word?
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Useful website, an idea for the future: “MVT Wizard”
It asks you a set of questions about your website and business model and drills down to a select few solutions suitable for you.
It’s nice to see them all lined up, ready for comparison. I’ll make sure to review a bunch of them later on!
Nice job lads! Pretty revealing actually. Have you used and would you recommend the Accenture platform? It seems a tad pricey!
We happen to personally know the person who reviewed the Accenture platform and we value his opinion highly. Though Accenture has a high price tag, he works for one of Germany’s biggest online companies, so it’s easier to get a good ROI.
I like you how you answered one of my questions before I even had to ask it: is this an affiliate site? Answer: No. Your graphic, 100% neutral says it all. Great site guys.
One of the first times I’ve run across my WordPress ratings plugin in the wild without knowing about it beforehand — the site looks great.
This is a great resource. We’ve compiled a similar list of possible tools in the past. For us, SiteSpect came out pretty high up, alongside GWO, but we’ve enjoyed reading about the other alternatives.
It doesn’t answer enough questions
* Can it split test the whole code, or just the visible elements?
* Can you split test the same element across multiple pages?
* WYSIWYG?
* Can it split test pages that contain dynamic keyword substitution?
* Can results be filtered based on any/all referrers & specific profiles set up?
* Can a relatively new user set up a split test in 10 minutes?
* Can parameters be excluded from pages?
* Can fragments be ignored?
* Is data passed from the split test software back to the landing page for recording by other scripts or dynamic substitution?
Interesting to see the side by side comparisons of all of the various options. What’s missing, IMHO, is some kind of summary recommendation. I need to look at your data and then not have to click around to compare pricing. If you are going to give me a review, then REVIEW them for me and give me the top 3 choices and tell me why!
Right on! I’ve noticed lots of new software have come up recently. I’ve been trying Visual Website Optimizer, and I like it so far (great customer service). Thanks! CJ
Great concept and good format – thanks!
Bookmarked. Superb, thank you for the hours of work – and the head scratching – that you’ve saved me.
Cool to see this! Didn’t even know that there were so many optimizers.
It’s about time someone pulled this list together – glad you guys did it, and did it so well. What a great resource. Thank you!
Really a great looking and very useful site, and by far the best implementation of WP Review Site I’ve seen — did you do the design and coding in-house, or external? If the latter, would you mind letting me know who you used? Thank you!
Matt, the site was built by our team.
Fred, Andy and Joe, thanks for your great suggestions. We’ll incorporate them into next version of Which Multivariate?
Thanks to you all for your kind words.
Nice article and very good site. This is an interesting approach, and very good looking.
I’ve been using “Intelligent MVT” (http://www.intelligentmvt.com) on some of our client’s sites and it has had amazing results, maybe it’s not one you’ve considered already, but I think it has a place on this list.