Google Website Optimizer has launched the Technology Partner program, which shows which CMS platforms are compatible with their JavaScript-based testing tool.
Website Optimizer can still be used on CMS platforms not listed in the program, but the certified CMS partners come with documentation and support.
Jon Stona of the Website Optimizer team, wrote on their blog, “We see this program as a win for CMS providers and website-owners alike. CMS platforms of any size can offer their customers a powerful A/B and multivariate testing solution, which might have cost them millions of dollars to develop internally.”
What do YOU think of the Technology Partner program? Useful or useless? Let us know in the comments.
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