ConversionWax vs What Would Seth Godin Do

ConversionWax lets you show the right banner to the right visitor at the right time. Target by location, UTM parameters, device, or time of day – then A/B test variants to find what converts best. How It Works: Install the plugin and enable it from Settings > ConversionWax Create banners and personalization rules in the ConversionWax dashboard Drop the [conversionwax id="your-id"] shortcode wherever you want a banner ConversionWax handles the rest – delivering personalized content and tracking results Key Features: Geo-targeting – Show different banners by country, city, or region Campaign matching – Personalize based on UTM parameters and URL variables A/B testing – Split traffic between variants and track which converts best AI Studio – Generate banner images from text prompts, no designer required Real-time analytics – Track impressions, clicks, and conversion rates Device targeting – Serve viewport-optimized content for desktop, tablet, and mobile Time-based rules – Schedule banners by date, time, and timezone Team collaboration – Role-based access for owners, admins, and editors Multiple content types – Single banners, slideshows, and personalized text WordPress Plugin Features: Simple settings page to enable/disable the script Configurable script injection location (header or footer) Shortcode for placing banner containers anywhere on your site Deferred script loading for fast page performance Clean uninstall – removes all data when the plugin is deleted Shortcode Usage: Place a ConversionWax container anywhere in your content: [conversionwax id="your-content-id"] Replace your-content-id with the ID from your ConversionWax dashboard. You can use multiple shortcodes on the same page for different banners. Third-Party Service: This plugin relies on ConversionWax, a third-party SaaS platform. When enabled, it connects to: https://assets.conversionwax.com – loads the ConversionWax JavaScript application https://cfg.conversionwax.com – loads per-banner configuration and stylesheets These connections transmit the banner ID and standard browser request data (IP address, user agent, referrer) to ConversionWax servers. By using this plugin you agree to the ConversionWax terms and privacy policy: ConversionWax Terms of Service ConversionWax Privacy Policy Privacy Notice: This plugin loads an external JavaScript file from ConversionWax servers that may collect visitor analytics data. Before enabling this plugin, ensure you have appropriate user consent mechanisms in place (such as a cookie consent banner) if required by applicable privacy laws (GDPR, CCPA, etc.). Privacy Policy This plugin loads an external JavaScript file from ConversionWax servers (https://assets.conversionwax.com/dist/app.js) to provide banner personalization and A/B testing functionality. When the script is loaded and banners are displayed: Site identifier: The banner ID is used to fetch the appropriate configuration Basic analytics: The script may collect anonymized interaction events (impressions, clicks) to provide A/B testing insights No personal data: The plugin itself does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data from your WordPress installation For full details, please refer to: ConversionWax Terms of Service ConversionWax Privacy Policy As the site owner, you are responsible for obtaining appropriate user consent before enabling this plugin if required by applicable privacy laws (GDPR, CCPA, etc.). This includes consent for loading third-party scripts and collecting analytics data.

What Would Seth Godin Do lets you greet first-time visitors with a tailored welcome message — like an invitation to subscribe to your RSS feed — and show a different (or no) message to people who have already been to your site before. The plugin stores a small cookie that counts how many times a visitor has been to your site. While the count is at or below the “# of Repetitions” threshold you configure, the new visitor message is shown. Once the visitor exceeds that threshold, the return visitor message appears instead. Inspired by Seth Godin’s 2006 blog post: …in the middle, Starting. Features: Separate, fully customisable messages for new and returning visitors. Configurable repetition threshold — choose how many visits count as “new”. Choose whether messages appear before or after post content, or only where you place the template tag. Option to show or hide messages on Pages (vs. Posts only). Exclude specific post or page IDs from showing any message. No external dependencies; lightweight vanilla JavaScript. Support & Feature Requests I am actively working on What Would Seth Godin Do. If you have a support issue or have feedback or feature requests, I would love to hear it in the Support Forum.