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Ecommerce Personalization Playbook
Geo-targeted offers, BFCM windows, device-specific layouts - copy-paste plays that run themselves.
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AI Image Generation
Generate campaign visuals from a prompt. Saves to your asset library.
Learn more →Real-time personalization hub
Real-Time Website Personalization
One embed across every platform. Geo, UTM, viewport, and schedule rules render in milliseconds.
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Plugin · WordPress.org
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Real-time personalization
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Plugin · Magento personalization
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Headless CMS personalization
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Real-time personalization
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ConversionWax for WordPress
Official plugin: shortcode-based banners, A/B testing, and AI image generation. Defer-loaded, Core Web Vitals friendly.
Get the plugin →Help docs
ConversionWax for Adobe Commerce
Plugin for Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source. Setup guide and configuration steps.
Read the docs →Asset imports
Just released
Canva → ConversionWax
Import banner designs and hero images from Canva directly into your ConversionWax asset library. Skip the export-upload cycle.
See how it works →Anywhere else
One embed code
If your site can accept a script, ConversionWax works on it. WooCommerce, Webflow, BigCommerce, Squarespace, custom builds.
See setup →Create landing pages that continue the conversation from your email campaigns.
Your email got the click. Now what? If the landing page doesn't continue the email's conversation, you've lost the momentum. Email campaign landing pages ensure seamless continuity from inbox to conversion.
Email campaign ID, segment name, subscriber type, or custom parameters your ESP passes via URL.
Headlines that reference the email subject, images that match email creative, offers exclusive to email subscribers.
Track conversion rates per email campaign. A/B test landing page variants for each segment.
Before: Welcome email links to generic homepage.
After: "Welcome, new subscriber! Here's your exclusive 20% off" with the same offer from the email.
Before: Same page for all email segments.
After: VIP customers see premium tier content; new subscribers see starter content.
Before: "Come back" email links to cart.
After: Landing page shows the exact items abandoned plus a time-limited discount.
Before: "We miss you" email to standard page.
After: Page acknowledges their absence: "It's been a while-here's 30% off to welcome you back."
Before: Email announces launch, links to regular product page.
After: Email subscribers see "Early Access" badge and subscriber-only pricing.
Before: Blog post links from newsletter look like any other visit.
After: "As a newsletter subscriber, you might also like..." related content section.
Yes. Any ESP that lets you add URL parameters to links works with ConversionWax. Most ESPs support this natively.
You can pass any data your ESP makes available-segment, purchase history, subscriber date, etc.-via URL parameters.
ConversionWax tracks views, clicks, and conversions per email campaign/segment, giving you clear attribution data.
Yes. Create variants that only show when the email-specific parameter is present. Everyone else sees default content.
You control the behavior. Show personalized content to anyone with the link, or restrict based on additional verification.
Yes. Layer rules to show mobile-optimized content to email subscribers on phones, desktop content to those on laptops.