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Celebrate friends who saw a significant gain in followers.
Full explainer
We don't want to encourage popularity contests, but we do want to encourage passing around good feelings. This insight notifies the user of her friend who gained the most followers this week (as a percentage of the user's total). The goal is to give the user an opportunity to share the feels with someone.
Audience for the insight
This insight could work for all networks that have followers (Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram), though my gut says we focus on Twitter out of the gate.
Since we're focusing on percentage of growth, it works for any active user, and hopefully works well-ish regardless of follower count.
How often this insight runs
Always (triggered by a data event, check the data and update insight on every crawl)
Daily (check the data once a day, don't regenerate every crawl)
Weekly on a fixed day (specify day of week per network to space these out)
Monthly on a fixed day with bonus magic day within first 2 weeks of use (specify day of month per network to space these out)
%other_user's follower count grew by %percent this week, for a total of %total new followers.
Then randomly select one of:
High five, %other_user!
Nailed it, %other_user!
How about a congrats for %other_user?
Let's hear it for %other_user!
Tout
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Criteria and logic
What data does this insight need? Last week's posts? Last month's? Just the user's posts?
The insight needs the user's total follower count, week-over-week. We can get this data from the user object's followers_count, then calculate the difference between this week and last to determine how many followers the user gained.
Then I think we should choose the user to highlight based on the percentage of growth rather than the raw numbers. So, for all users, calculate growth where:
growth = (this_week - last_week)/last_week
...and then choose the user with the greatest growth.
Is there a baseline?
I think if the highlighted user is the same as the previous period, we should pick the second highest-growth user to highlight.
Is there a minimum threshold for any bit of data before the insight should get generated?
My gut says no. As long as the growth is positive, we generate the insight for whomever had the most growth.
Emphasis
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Included elements
Headline
Text
Header image (image off to the left in side-by-side style insights)
Hero image (giant image on top)
List of user(s)
List of post(s)
List of link(s)
Action button (please specify button label and URL button should link to)
Line chart
Bar chart
Other viz
Other graphic treatment
Show the user avatar/follower count/bio.
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One-liner
Celebrate friends who saw a significant gain in followers.
Full explainer
We don't want to encourage popularity contests, but we do want to encourage passing around good feelings. This insight notifies the user of her friend who gained the most followers this week (as a percentage of the user's total). The goal is to give the user an opportunity to share the feels with someone.
Audience for the insight
This insight could work for all networks that have followers (Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram), though my gut says we focus on Twitter out of the gate.
Since we're focusing on percentage of growth, it works for any active user, and hopefully works well-ish regardless of follower count.
How often this insight runs
Sample
Here's a sample
Headline
Body
Then randomly select one of:
Tout
Criteria and logic
The insight needs the user's total follower count, week-over-week. We can get this data from the user object's followers_count, then calculate the difference between this week and last to determine how many followers the user gained.
Then I think we should choose the user to highlight based on the percentage of growth rather than the raw numbers. So, for all users, calculate growth where:
growth = (this_week - last_week)/last_week
...and then choose the user with the greatest growth.
I think if the highlighted user is the same as the previous period, we should pick the second highest-growth user to highlight.
My gut says no. As long as the growth is positive, we generate the insight for whomever had the most growth.
Emphasis
Included elements
Show the user avatar/follower count/bio.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: