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Adjust Best Matching + Trending in design picker #97718

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fditrapani opened this issue Dec 20, 2024 · 4 comments
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Adjust Best Matching + Trending in design picker #97718

fditrapani opened this issue Dec 20, 2024 · 4 comments
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[Experiment] AI labels added [Feature] Categories & Tags Categories and tags for posts and other custom post types. [Feature Group] User Interaction & Engagement Tools and features for site owners to share, promote, and manage engagement with their audiences. [Feature] Stats Everything related to our analytics product at /stats/

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During our latest self-serve call some more questions came up about the Best Matching and Trending sections.

We discussed being a bit more liberal in our definition of what to include for Best matching. It currently shows the overlap from ALL the selected filters. We discussed showing any overlap from the group of selected filters so that if the Blog, Portfolio, and Newsletter filters were picked, we would still show Best Matching if there was overlap in the Blog and Portfolio categories.

In addition to that, we discussed consolidating the trending themes under the best matching themes. This would mean that best matching would always show. For this one, we might want to be somewhat selective of how many trending themes we include. I'd say we only include the top 2-3.

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OpenAI suggested the following labels for this issue:

  • [Feature Group] User Interaction & Engagement: The issue discusses changes to the Best Matching and Trending sections, which directly affect how users engage with the site's content.
  • [Feature] Categories & Tags: The proposed adjustments involve selecting filters and overlaps, which relates to how categories and tags are utilized in content discovery.
  • [Feature] Stats: Understanding user engagement with Best Matching and Trending sections can involve looking at analytics metrics, hence the relevance of Stats.

@github-actions github-actions bot added [Feature Group] User Interaction & Engagement Tools and features for site owners to share, promote, and manage engagement with their audiences. [Feature] Categories & Tags Categories and tags for posts and other custom post types. [Feature] Stats Everything related to our analytics product at /stats/ [Experiment] AI labels added labels Dec 20, 2024
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For this one, we might want to be somewhat selective of how many trending themes we include. I'd say we only include the top 2-3.

I question the value of "trending" entirely.

I don’t know that they’re particularly relevant all the time, and I don’t see where I can change the “goals”—which make them seem disconnected from the filters entirely. See below, where I have podcast selected, but trending is a cookie blog theme, an e-commerce theme, and the default 2024 theme.

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Yea, I think we should always have best theme matches suggested for users, regardless of the combinations of filters/topics, etc. How are these surfaced today?

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Best theme matches: Themes that match ALL selected categories.
Trending for your goals: Top themes picked by successful sites that have selected goal X.

I agree that "Trending for your goals" is disconnected with the Design Picker since:

  • Users cannot change goals in the Design Picker, and
  • The Trending section is below filters but is not affected by them

If the desirable outcome is to always show a "Best theme matches" section, we could rebrand it as "Recommended themes" and show a mixture of themes that match ALL selected categories, and top themes by goal. We could also include partial matches there but we need to be mindful of not putting too many themes in the Recommended section. 3 or 6 sounds sensible, 9 might already be a bit much.

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