Headlines - Automatic headline testing for WordPress

This is clever, @noahkagan. Any plans to support non-Wordpress sites? Maybe a simple script I can use on tumblr/elsewhere. For everyone else, check out Appsumo's SumoMe, posted on PH a few months ago.

Thanks @rrhoover! Where else and how would you want to use it? Yup :)

Yeah @noahkagan! I echo @rrhoover's question for non-WP. I use http://anchorcms.com for example, and create custom landing pages like http://scotthurff.com/qc. Would be nice to have a lightweight plug-in for at least the latter. Hugs.

Would also love to have this for non-WP. I'm looking for tumblr @noahkagan

@natalia @scotthurff what kind of things do you want to lightly test? headlines on those pages?

@noahkagan yep, just headlines. this product, but for non-WP.

@scotthurff Talk is cheap =P How much would you pay a month? And why is it valuable to you? (for everyone else, scott is one of my closest friends so i am more direct with him and hug him a lot!)

@noahkagan I sensed your usual chipper tone through the text, glowing like the hot sun. Anyway, I'd pay the same rates that you have now. I just want the simplicity and cleanliness that Headlines offers now but not tied to WP. Obviously, people could abuse their use of it (not testing headlines but other copy), but I think that would be an edge case. I don't need Optimizely or any other complex crap. I like straightforward apps like this one. That's why I installed List Builder (http://sumome.com), for example. Direct, easy, lightweight.

Cool idea. The product name is nice until I started seeing it in paragraphs. "Headlines is the easiest and simplest way to pick your best headline for every post" .. I wish the name of the tool was something besides a plural version of the thing it's so closely tied to. (So this is nitpicky, but thought I'd share.) HeadlineHero, HeadlineTester or something a bit more unique would make things like "Headlines works in 3 quick steps" a bit stronger, since when I first read that I thought it was just talking about actual headlines (and thought "works" should be singular) Other content even hints at the problematic nature of the name when saying "How does the Headlines tool actually work" .. Clearly here "the Headlines tool" is much clearer than "How does Headlines actually work". Anyway, my 2 cents. Awesome concept. Just jarring to read that page at first.

@noahkagan agree with @scotthurff I just want headlines. The exact same product but for tumblr. I'm cheap though and would want to pay less. Also not sure I need it monthly. I would be interested in something like 100 headlines for $5.