Overview
VWO is a conversion rate optimization (CRO) platform with a point-and-click visual editor. Once you install the VWO script on your Flint site, you can create test variants, define goals, and track results entirely from the VWO dashboard - no developer required for most tests.
The integration works at two levels:
- •Component-level tests - Test different headlines, CTA copy, button colors, or any element within a page
- •Full page variants - Test two completely different page designs against each other using VWO's Split URL testing
What you need
- •A Flint account (sign up here)
- •A VWO account (vwo.com) - VWO offers a free trial
- •Your VWO Account ID, which you can find in your VWO dashboard under Settings > Account Settings
Step 1: Add the VWO script to your Flint site
VWO requires a single JavaScript snippet installed in the <head> of every page you want to test.
- 1.In your VWO dashboard, go to Settings > Implementation and copy your VWO SmartCode snippet. The SmartCode is unique to your account and includes your Account ID — copy it exactly as shown; do not edit it.
- 2.In your Flint editor, click the Settings button in the top navigation bar, then open Site Settings > Custom Code.
- 3.Paste the VWO SmartCode into the Head field.
- 4.Click Save. The script is now active on all your Flint pages.
Important: Always copy your SmartCode directly from VWO's dashboard rather than writing it by hand. The snippet is account-specific and contains settings that VWO manages for you.
Step 2: Create your first A/B test in VWO
Once the script is installed, go to VWO and create a new campaign:
- 1.In VWO, click Create and choose A/B Test.
- 2.Enter the URL of the Flint page you want to test (e.g.,
https://yourdomain.com/landing-page). - 3.VWO will load a visual editor pointing at your live Flint page.
- 4.Use the visual editor to click on any element and edit it - change headlines, button text, images, colors, or layout. Each change creates a Variation.
- 5.Set your primary goal (e.g., button clicks, form submissions, page visits) by pointing VWO at the element or URL you want to track.
- 6.Configure your traffic split (e.g., 50% Control, 50% Variation A).
- 7.Set any audience targeting rules if needed (device type, traffic source, UTM parameters, etc.).
- 8.Click Start to launch the experiment.
Step 3 (optional): Run a full page variant test
If you want to test two completely different page designs, use VWO's Split URL Test instead of the standard A/B test:
- 1.In Flint, duplicate your landing page to create the variant (e.g.,
/landing-page-v2). - 2.Make whatever changes you want on the variant page in Flint.
- 3.In VWO, create a new Split URL Test.
- 4.Set the control URL to your original page and the variation URL to your variant page.
- 5.VWO will route visitors between the two URLs and attribute conversions to each.
This approach is ideal for testing major redesigns or different messaging angles.
Step 4: Track conversions
VWO can track conversions automatically or through custom events:
Automatic tracking
- Page visit goals: VWO fires when a visitor lands on a specific URL (e.g., a thank-you page after a form submission).
- Click goals: VWO tracks clicks on any element you select in the visual editor.
Custom event tracking
If you want to track a specific interaction not covered by the visual editor, you can ask Flint to add a custom VWO event. VWO's current API uses the window.Wingify namespace (VWO is built on Wingify infrastructure). For example:
Add a VWO custom event to the CTA button on the /landing-page page.
When the button is clicked, fire:
window.Wingify = window.Wingify || [];
window.Wingify.event('cta_clicked', { page: 'landing-page' });
VWO (Wingify) is already loaded via the SmartCode script tag.Paste that prompt into the Flint chat and the agent will instrument the button for you. The event name (e.g., cta_clicked) must match the custom event you've defined in VWO under the Data360 > Events section of your dashboard.
Reading your results
VWO uses Bayesian statistics (SmartStats) to determine a winner. Once your test has reached statistical significance:
- 1.Go to Reports in VWO to see conversion rates for each variation.
- 2.VWO will show you which variation is the winner and by how much.
- 3.If a variation wins, apply the winning changes directly to your Flint page by editing it in Flint (making the winning copy permanent), then stop the VWO test.
- 4.If neither variation wins after sufficient traffic, consider testing a more impactful change.
Tips for better results
- •Test one meaningful change at a time (headline vs. headline, not headline + image + CTA simultaneously) - this makes it easier to understand what drove the result
- •Run tests until you reach at least 95% statistical significance and a meaningful number of conversions (100+ per variation is a common minimum)
- •Prioritize tests that address your biggest conversion bottleneck first - check your analytics to find the step where visitors drop off
- •VWO's built-in heatmaps and session recordings can help you understand visitor behavior before you decide what to test
