This document discusses implementing content personalization on a website using Drupal. It describes tracking user behavior and engagement to categorize users and deliver personalized content. The goal is to increase user engagement by showing users content tailored to their interests, roles, and level of engagement with the site. Segmenting users in this way and delivering targeted content is meant to increase metrics like time on site, page views, and loyalty.
Whether your site is five pages or 500, it needs a strong foundation that plans for growth. We’ll cover site maps, content strategy, user interaction and user experience so you have a plan for your site now, and down the road. We’ll also touch on best practices for doing it all over again for mobile.
Gamification - Defining, Designing and Using itZac Fitz-Walter
A presentation that describes the concept of gamification, it's roots, design and application. Minimal words, lots of pics and lots of fun to present. :)
Make sure to sign up to my weekly gamification newsletter: http://gamificationweekly.com
Whether your site is five pages or 500, it needs a strong foundation that plans for growth. We’ll cover site maps, content strategy, user interaction and user experience so you have a plan for your site now, and down the road. We’ll also touch on best practices for doing it all over again for mobile.
Gamification - Defining, Designing and Using itZac Fitz-Walter
A presentation that describes the concept of gamification, it's roots, design and application. Minimal words, lots of pics and lots of fun to present. :)
Make sure to sign up to my weekly gamification newsletter: http://gamificationweekly.com
A presentation by Ceri James at the 2nd Annual Social Media conference on \'Building Trust & Loyalty for your brand through social media\'. The event was attended by a number of key note industry specialists.
The Evolution of Marketing for Telecom, IT and Cloud CompaniesAngela Leavitt
Delivered by Angela Leavitt of Mojo Marketing at ITExpo and MicroCorp Partner Event in January 2016. This presentation covers connection economy marketing, inbound marketing, web marketing and how telecom, IT and cloud companies can best leverage these strategies.
"Crowds renewing value creation" June 13 2013 Peloton Club Helsinki - thoughts + examples by Pia Erkinheimo, TIVIT
'https://www.facebook.com/groups/204183506313847/?fref=ts
How to create online experiences that people love - NZIM - 5 August 2011Optimal Usability
Recently, Optimal Usability were asked to distil learning from research and design projects with 180 clients across 18 industries and present the most important online trends that are emerging here and overseas. It was a daunting challenge, and they’d love to share with you what they found out.
Join NZIM and Trent Mankelow for lunch to learn:
*The three key attributes of world-class organisations, using local and overseas examples from a number of industries
* How new devices are going to affect future experiences
* Why the chief economist at Google thinks that statisticians are sexy
* What swearing, fairies, and dinosaurs have to do with a good customer experience
* Why design is not the same as aesthetics
* What you can do to join to fight for great online experiences in NZ
UX AT Work: Experience Design Principles for an Agency WorldVCU Brandcenter
Colin Eagan, User Experience Manager at IFC Ironworks, gave this presentation at "Ambidexterity," the VCU Brandcenter's executive education program for account planning on July 17th, 2013 at the VCU Brandcenter in Richmond.
Saya ingin berbagi pengalaman merintis bisnis dari nol menggunakan internet sebagai daya ungkit yang luar biasa. Presentasi ini saya tujukan khusus untuk Anda pebisnis pemula, yang ingin memulai bisnis dengan modal yang terjangkau. Pemilik bisnis agar mendapatkan inspirasi untuk meng-online-kan bisnisnya. Juga kepada para pencari kerja agar terinspirasi untuk mendapatkan income tambahan disela-sela waktu menantikan jadwal wawancara.
Is Your Website "Leaky"? What to Fix to Catch More Fish!Angela Leavitt
In 2016, your website IS your first impression. Are you filling your net with leads, or are your web visitors swimming away toward your competitors? A solid website is important for any IT Service Provider business looking to establish a strong web presence and to get found by new and existing clients online.
The best corporate legacies do not simply occur by chance. They are created by the bold and driven by the visionary. Corporate legacies shine the brightest when they transcend a single product, service or industry.
Take Apple. When the corporate giant combined a phone, a music player and the internet to make the iPhone, Steve Jobs and co. not only created a new future for themselves; they also expanded the idea of what a tech company could be and in what industries it could play. They rewrote the boundaries of what is possible. That is a true legacy.
“Without the iPhone revolution, it is hard to imagine a technology company entering the transport industry or designing a device that can steer cars around while receiving and transmitting streams of data,” John Gapper at The Financial Times wrote earlier this year.
But the sheen of a great legacy can disappear quickly if major missteps are made, drama drives headlines or executive competency is questioned. We have seen several recent examples of this, including HSBC, Wells Fargo and United Airlines. And the risk
of a legacy being tarnished is higher in today’s world of constant connection, where good news travels fast but bad news travels faster.
Samsung is another prime example. For years, the company’s legacy has been built on quality and innovation, but that legacy is in jeopardy following last year’s debacle with the Galaxy Note 7. According to the Reputation Quotient Ratings report by The Harris Poll, in 2015 Samsung was the third most-respected company among U.S. consumers. In the 2017 poll, its ranking fell more than 40 points. For better or worse, corporate legacies are not stagnant—they shift over time with every move leaders make. You will always have an impact.
This issue is full of stories from executives about how they plan to build legacies at their companies. I hope they inspire you to create your own.
How to Create Online Experiences that People Love - August 2011Optimal Usability
So what are the latest and greatest in online trends in New Zealand and overseas?
Recently Trent Mankelow and his Optimal Usability team were asked to distil learning from research and design projects with 190 clients across 19 industries and present the most important online trends that are emerging here and overseas - a somewhat daunting challenge.
In this entertaining presentation Trent digs into this research to outline:
The three key attributes of world-class organisations, using local and overseas examples from a number of industries.
How new devices are going to affect future experiences.
Why the chief economist at Google thinks statisticians are sexy.
What swearing, fairies, and dinosaurs have to do with a good customer experience.
Why design is not the same as aesthetics.
What you can do to join to fight for great online experiences in New Zealand.
A presentation by Ceri James at the 2nd Annual Social Media conference on \'Building Trust & Loyalty for your brand through social media\'. The event was attended by a number of key note industry specialists.
The Evolution of Marketing for Telecom, IT and Cloud CompaniesAngela Leavitt
Delivered by Angela Leavitt of Mojo Marketing at ITExpo and MicroCorp Partner Event in January 2016. This presentation covers connection economy marketing, inbound marketing, web marketing and how telecom, IT and cloud companies can best leverage these strategies.
"Crowds renewing value creation" June 13 2013 Peloton Club Helsinki - thoughts + examples by Pia Erkinheimo, TIVIT
'https://www.facebook.com/groups/204183506313847/?fref=ts
How to create online experiences that people love - NZIM - 5 August 2011Optimal Usability
Recently, Optimal Usability were asked to distil learning from research and design projects with 180 clients across 18 industries and present the most important online trends that are emerging here and overseas. It was a daunting challenge, and they’d love to share with you what they found out.
Join NZIM and Trent Mankelow for lunch to learn:
*The three key attributes of world-class organisations, using local and overseas examples from a number of industries
* How new devices are going to affect future experiences
* Why the chief economist at Google thinks that statisticians are sexy
* What swearing, fairies, and dinosaurs have to do with a good customer experience
* Why design is not the same as aesthetics
* What you can do to join to fight for great online experiences in NZ
UX AT Work: Experience Design Principles for an Agency WorldVCU Brandcenter
Colin Eagan, User Experience Manager at IFC Ironworks, gave this presentation at "Ambidexterity," the VCU Brandcenter's executive education program for account planning on July 17th, 2013 at the VCU Brandcenter in Richmond.
Saya ingin berbagi pengalaman merintis bisnis dari nol menggunakan internet sebagai daya ungkit yang luar biasa. Presentasi ini saya tujukan khusus untuk Anda pebisnis pemula, yang ingin memulai bisnis dengan modal yang terjangkau. Pemilik bisnis agar mendapatkan inspirasi untuk meng-online-kan bisnisnya. Juga kepada para pencari kerja agar terinspirasi untuk mendapatkan income tambahan disela-sela waktu menantikan jadwal wawancara.
Is Your Website "Leaky"? What to Fix to Catch More Fish!Angela Leavitt
In 2016, your website IS your first impression. Are you filling your net with leads, or are your web visitors swimming away toward your competitors? A solid website is important for any IT Service Provider business looking to establish a strong web presence and to get found by new and existing clients online.
The best corporate legacies do not simply occur by chance. They are created by the bold and driven by the visionary. Corporate legacies shine the brightest when they transcend a single product, service or industry.
Take Apple. When the corporate giant combined a phone, a music player and the internet to make the iPhone, Steve Jobs and co. not only created a new future for themselves; they also expanded the idea of what a tech company could be and in what industries it could play. They rewrote the boundaries of what is possible. That is a true legacy.
“Without the iPhone revolution, it is hard to imagine a technology company entering the transport industry or designing a device that can steer cars around while receiving and transmitting streams of data,” John Gapper at The Financial Times wrote earlier this year.
But the sheen of a great legacy can disappear quickly if major missteps are made, drama drives headlines or executive competency is questioned. We have seen several recent examples of this, including HSBC, Wells Fargo and United Airlines. And the risk
of a legacy being tarnished is higher in today’s world of constant connection, where good news travels fast but bad news travels faster.
Samsung is another prime example. For years, the company’s legacy has been built on quality and innovation, but that legacy is in jeopardy following last year’s debacle with the Galaxy Note 7. According to the Reputation Quotient Ratings report by The Harris Poll, in 2015 Samsung was the third most-respected company among U.S. consumers. In the 2017 poll, its ranking fell more than 40 points. For better or worse, corporate legacies are not stagnant—they shift over time with every move leaders make. You will always have an impact.
This issue is full of stories from executives about how they plan to build legacies at their companies. I hope they inspire you to create your own.
How to Create Online Experiences that People Love - August 2011Optimal Usability
So what are the latest and greatest in online trends in New Zealand and overseas?
Recently Trent Mankelow and his Optimal Usability team were asked to distil learning from research and design projects with 190 clients across 19 industries and present the most important online trends that are emerging here and overseas - a somewhat daunting challenge.
In this entertaining presentation Trent digs into this research to outline:
The three key attributes of world-class organisations, using local and overseas examples from a number of industries.
How new devices are going to affect future experiences.
Why the chief economist at Google thinks statisticians are sexy.
What swearing, fairies, and dinosaurs have to do with a good customer experience.
Why design is not the same as aesthetics.
What you can do to join to fight for great online experiences in New Zealand.
Content Personalization in Drupal with Drupal WEM Project
1. CONTENT PERSONALIZATION
Drupal Camp MA
January 19, 2013
Jason Yarrington | www.digitalbungalow.com | http://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarrington | @jasonyarrington | jyarrington@digitalbungalow.com
2. INTRODUCTION
Drupal Camp MA
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3. WHO AM I
Jason Yarrington
Vice President, Professional Services
Digital Bungalow
» I have been working on web based marketing solutions throughout my career.
» Psychology – Sociology – Statistician with the Census Bureau
» Did my time at web startups in Boston
› Worldstreet
› Smartbargains
› LifeOptions
» At DB we focus on building engaging marketing web sites.
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4. CONTENT PERSONALIZATION
» Define the problem – making content more relevant to individuals
» Have a goal
» How do we implement this with Drupal
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5. THE PROBLEM
Drupal Camp MA
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6. ENGAGING CONTENT THE PROBLEM 6
» When looking at site traffic, most analytics are done in aggregate.
The aggregate results show us how the ―Average User‖ engages
with the site.
» However, understanding analytics and content needs in aggregate
is no more useful then utilizing the average temperature for a year
in deciding what clothes to wear on a given day.
» As a result, most websites don’t feel very smart to the user.
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7. CONTENT PERSONALIZATION 7
The Wor
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8. ENGAGING CONTENT TARGETTED CONTENT 8
WE DESIGN FOR PERSONAS
» The products we sell are designed for specific people
› Clothes for men, women, infants, children
› Cars for environmentally conscious, trucks for middle age tech
executives that wish they spent more time outdoors
» Content is designed for specific people
› Blog articles based on interest
› Technical articles for the computer programmer
› Business articles for the project manager
› Design articles for the UX person
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9. WEB ENGAGEMENT MANAGEMENT NORDSTROM 9
Example:
Nordstrom.com
Homepage
Not Smart!
Use Case:
Semi-Frequent
Male Shopper
(cookied)
Smart!
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10. WEB ENGAGEMENT MANAGEMENT NORDSTROM 10
Example:
Nordstrom
Email
Marketing
Wasted
Use Case: Impression
Semi-Frequent =
Male Shopper Not Smart!
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11. DATA DRIVES ANYTHING AMAZON 11
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12. NETFLIX REAL MONEY IN THE GAME 12
NETFLIX CINEMATCH
» In 2009 Netflix ran a contest to see if developers could create algorithms that were
better than there’s at predicting someone’s ratings based on a training data set of
ratings.
» The goal is to see if an algorithm can better predict whether someone will like a movie
based on previous ratings.
» If someone could make a 10% improvement, there was a prize
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14. GETTING UNREAL 14
When we put a site together, even if we narrow in on a segment or
persona, there is still a lot of variety in interests for people of those ages.
But the good news is, they want to tell us their interests
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15. WEB ENGAGEMENT MANAGEMENT 15
The promise
» If we present users with content that fits their preferences will
they be more likely to return?
» If the visual elements of the site respond to the user will they
relate to the site and content more?
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16. MARKETING 101
Drupal Camp MA
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17. MARKETING BACKGROUND 17
A little marketing 101 the way we think about it.
» AWARENESS: How do I make you aware of my product
or service.
» ENGAGEMENT: Now that you know about my product
and service, how do I get you to learn more.
» CONSIDERATION: You know a lot more now, how do I
get you nudged towards making a decision to purchase.
» PREFERENCE: This is very close to consideration.
But, it’s a preference for my brand over another. Do you
want my product or service rather than my competitor.
» CONVERSION: Time to purchase.
» LOYALTY: Come back and purchase again.
» ADVOCACY: Recommend our product or service to
another person
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18. MARKETING BACKGROUND 18
Can we make a site more engaging?
» AWARENESS: How do I make you aware of my product
or service.
» ENGAGEMENT: Now that you know about my product
and service, how do I get you to learn more.
» CONSIDERATION: You know a lot more now, how do I
get you nudged towards making a decision to purchase.
» PREFERENCE: This is very close to consideration.
But, it’s a preference for my brand over another. Do you
want my product or service rather than my competitor.
» CONVERSION: Time to purchase.
» LOYALTY: Come back and purchase again.
» ADVOCACY: Recommend our product or service to
another person
Jason Yarrington | www.digitalbungalow.com | http://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarrington | @jasonyarrington | jyarrington@digitalbungalow.com
19. CASE STUDY 19
Realforme.com
» Popular health and wellness site with content from over 20 bloggers.
» But everyone sees the same content, regardless of who they are.
» Login is just a sort of pay wall. There is no advantage to me to joining this site.
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20. Humana Program Background
Realforme.com was a
successful acquisition
program.
Over 370,000 members had signed up
through a very successful multi-channel
online and offline campaign over three
years.
• Members of the site were much more
likely to become—and stay—Humana
subscribers.
• The program was awarded Best Web-
Based Customer Retention and
Loyalty Campaign by the CMO Council
But, we don’t see people come back often.
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21. ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY
DEFAULT VIEW
Segment Attributes:
• Brand new visitors to the site with no click activity
• Users who have yet to be modeled
WEM Output: Default version of the page
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22. ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY
HEALTH SEGMENT
Segment Attributes
• Demographics: Male or Female, Under 60
• Tracked Site Activity: Users who have predominantly clicked on health related content.
WEM Output: Web and email featured content is weighted toward new health content.
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23. ENGAGEMENT
RETIREE SEGMENT
Segment Attributes
• Demographics: Male or Female, Age 60+
• Tracked Site Activity: Users who have predominantly clicked on retirement related content.
WEM Output: Web and email featured content is weighted toward new retirement, leisure, & finance content.
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24. CASE STUDY
FAMILY SEGMENT
Segment Attributes
• Demographics: Female, Age 30-60
• Tracked Site Activity: Users who have predominantly clicked on Family & Social content.
WEM Output: Web and email featured content is weighted toward new Family & Social content.
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25. ENGAGEMENT
RESULTS
• WEM has been a huge success. User engagement is up across:
Total visits: 36%
Unique visitors: 46%
Page views: 72%
Visit duration: 74%
• Our client is thrilled!
• This project is a shining example of our ability to innovate beyond
what we thought was possible, and to craft new technology that
delivers on our vision.
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26. ANOTHER EXAMPLE
Drupal Camp MA
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27. MARKETING BACKGROUND 28
Can we make a site more engaging?
» AWARENESS: How do I make you aware of my product
or service.
» ENGAGEMENT: Now that you know about my product
and service, how do I get you to learn more.
» CONSIDERATION: You know a lot more now, how do I
get you nudged towards making a decision to purchase.
» PREFERENCE: This is very close to consideration.
But, it’s a preference for my brand over another. Do you
want my product or service rather than my competitor.
» CONVERSION: Time to purchase.
» LOYALTY: Come back and purchase again.
» ADVOCACY: Recommend our product or service to
another person
Jason Yarrington | www.digitalbungalow.com | http://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarrington | @jasonyarrington | jyarrington@digitalbungalow.com
28. BREAST TOMO TARGET MARKETS 29
In order to convey a personalized experience for each user group on the
website, we will create strong calls to action and highlight relevant content for
the primary target markets.
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31. BREAST TOMO WHAT IS WEM? 33
» Medical device sales require the development of highly targeted
quality content to help purchase influencers and decision makers
alike understand the benefits of the product.
» Web Engagement Management (WEM) is the practice of
customizing and personalizing website content for users to make
the website experience more relevant and compelling. This
encourages users to spend more time on the site and to be
presented with more relevant content on each visit.
» In order to do this, we determine visitor segments and set up visitor
scoring modules, dynamic content, and analytics, in accordance
with the user and business goals for the site.
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32. APPROACH
Drupal Camp MA
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33. BREAST TOMO WEM STRATEGY 35
Users to the site will be analyzed on two axis:
Engagement Level User Type
How engaged a user is with the site Based on what content the user
and brand measured by the quantity interacts with, we will categorize the
and quality of their interactions user into the target segments
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34. TRACKING AND SCORING 36
User engagement will be a measure of all the user’s prior activities on the site.
» User engagement will be tracked via
pre-determined site actions. Engagement Scoring
» The content for these actions will have
established values which will reflect the
weight each action has on the user’s
overall engagement level.
» Upon completion of any one action, the
point value will be added to the user’s
overall engagement score.
Action Content/Asset Point Value
View… Page 1
Video 20
Download… PDF 50 Conversion
Click… Promo Tile 25
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35. ENGAGEMENT-BASED USER PATH 37
This is Tim.
When Tim…
…visits the website, we give him a point.
…downloads a white paper, we give him 10 points.
…watches a video, we give him 5 points.
…and reads articles, we give Tim even more points.
Methodology: Once Tim reaches a certain engagement score, we move him into the next
engagement tier or segment.
Result: Tim will now receive content specified for his particular engagement level.
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36. PERSONALIZATION USER TYPE 38
Role categorization is based on the type of content the user interacts with most.
» Individual content pieces will be tagged with one or Radiologist
more role types.
» When a user accesses a piece of site content, the
user will be given a point towards that particular role.
» Upon reaching an initial threshold of at least one
standard deviation from another role, they will be
assigned a role.
» The user will then be served content developed C-Suite
specifically for their user type.
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37. BREAST TOMO ROLE-BASED USER PATH 39
This is Craig.
When Craig…
…reads an article tagged for radiologists
…downloads a white paper tagged for radiologists
…watches a video tagged for radiologists
…lands on a page tagged for radiologists, we give Craig a point towards
that particular user role.
Methodology: Once Craig receives 15 initial role points, we will assume, with a high degree of
confidence, that Craig is a radiologist.
Result: Craig will now be targeted with specific content for that role.
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38. BREAST TOMO WEM CONTENT PLACEMENT
The following real estate will be utilized on the homepage to personalize the
experience for the user’s role and engagement level.
Role-Based Content
Role-Based Content
Engagement-Based Content
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39. THE CODE
Drupal Camp MA
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40. Web Engagement Module
http://drupal.org/project/wem
Initially we did this all with
custom code.
We took the practices we did in
this project and abstracted them
into the WEM module.
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41. PROJECT/WEM 43
KEY FEATURES
» This module allows you to track user events as they occur throughout the site. By
doing this, you are able to customize a user's experience to be unique.
» The Engagement module can utilize the Google Analytics module to help track
events. Any event that you track in this module can be sent to Google Analytics.
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42. ENGAGEMENT API 44
ENGAGEMENT API
» The Engagement module tracks a user's page views and profile updates by default. You can create custom events very
easily in PHP and JavaScript.
» Track custom events - In PHP:
engagement_event_track($event_name, $event_value = NULL, $event_data = NULL, $uid = FALSE);
» In JavaScript:
Drupal.engagement.track(event_type, event_value, event_data);
» In HTML:
You can track events on any HTML element by using the data-engagement attribute.
To streamline the process, you must use the engagement_data_attribute($event, $value, $data, $bypassQueue) function.
<a href='#' <?php echo engagement_data_attribute(array('click'), 'submit_form', 'registration_form'); ?>></a>
This 'a' tag will automatically be tracked on it's click event with the inserted event attributes.
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EXAMPLES
Let's say we want to change a user's site experience based on the articles they read.
We could make a tag pool of the articles that they view.
First, let's set custom tracking based on tags. In your hook_page_build():
// Get the tags for this article.
$n = menu_get_object();
$tags = $n->field_tags[$n->language];
$tag_array = array();
foreach($tags as $tag){
$tag_array[] = $tag['tid'];
}
engagement_event_track('article_view', current_path(), array('
tags'=>$tag_array), $user->uid);
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QUERIES
The Engagement module comes with easy-to-use functions for doing common querys.
Doing a custom query is easy too because all data is stored locally.
$events =
engagement_get_events('article_view', NULL, NULL, $user->uid);
$tags = 0;
foreach($events as $event){
// Count tags and put in array.
foreach($event->data['tags'] as $tag){
$tags[$tag]++;
}
}
We now have a user's total engagement for all tags in the $tags array.
We can customize content for the user with this information.
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PERSONALIZING CONTENT
We now have a user's total engagement for all tags in the $tags array.
We can customize content for the user with this information.
if($tags['tech'] > 100){
// Give user the 'tech' badge or something..
}
In JavaScript, we could track when a user hovers over a certain link:
Drupal.engagement.track('mouse_hover', 'secret_button', hover_time);
If you have the Google Analytics module enabled, these events are automagically sent as
custom Google events.
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RECOMMENDER API
Recommender API implements various
algorithms to build recommender
systems. It provides easy-to-
understand, easy-to-use, fully-
documented APIs for other Drupal
content recommendation modules (See
a list below). It also provides a unified
approach to configure & execute the
recommender algorithms, and to display
results to end users.
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Recommender API can take your viewers behavior to recommend
additional content
» Browsing History Recommender: "Users who browsed this node also browsed";
personalized node recommendation based on users' browsing history.
» Commerce Recommender: Personalized products recommendations based on
customers purchasing history.
» OG Similar groups module: "Users who joined this group also joined"
» Ubercart Products Recommender: "Customers who ordered this also ordered" and
personalized recommendation "Recommended for you"
» Fivestar Recommender: User-to-user and Item-to-item (used in Amazon.com)
recommendations for Fivestar module.
» Points Voting Recommender: User-to-user and Item-to-item (used in Amazon.com)
recommendations for Up/Down and Plus 1 modules.
» Flag Recommender: Recommender for the Flag module.
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Editor's Notes
My background is actually in Psychology and Sociology. From school I went to work at the Census Bureau as a Statistician
To get to more meaningful information we segment the data. We know in analytics that we can get more accurate information if we can group people into common groups or segments. We aren’t all the same, but we are like a lot of other people.
We use this example a lot when explaining this to people. Our CEO is a fairly fashion forward guy in his late 30s.
How about this for an email. Totally appropriate to me!
But some people do this well. Amazon has been the king of this. They have products for everyone. They are not targetted at any one group. But somehow, so many of us go there over and over. Marketers and brand managers thought this would never work. It works, because despite their variety, they always are figuring out how to show me stuff I am interested in. They have too many books and products for me to explore and find things.
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Jason Y and AndyHumana is the nations largest provider ofMarket-Bridge and Digital Bungalow had One of the country's largest Medicare providers and a top health insurer, Humana provides Medicare Advantage plans and prescription drug coverage to more than 4.5 million members throughout the US. In the Medicare market, private insurers cannot market directly to customers until they reach the age of eligibility. Marketbridge and Digital Bungalow worked together to create a program to drive brand affinity in people ages 45 to 65. The program was a multi-channel marketing campaign with a website at the hub. The website, realforme.com featured articles by prominent bloggers in the subject areas (or pillars) of Health, Self, Family, and Play.The program was extremely successful. At the end of three years, over 370,000 people had signed up for the siteWhen Andy and his team analyzed the purchasing behavior of site subscribers, they found that they were much more likely to become and stay Humana subscribersAnd, they program was awarded the Best Web-Based Customer Retention and Loyalty Campaign by the CMO council.
JasonSo, let me show you the finished product and what this looks like to the user. When you first come to the site, you are going to see the same thing any new user would see.A featured article in the hero image. This is updated weekly to keep it fresh. Sort of the traditional publishing model. And the feature blocks in the next row have content from each area of the site. The user is presented with a pretty even distirbution of content from different subject areas.
JasonAfter you tell us a bit about yourself we start showing you more content relevant to your preferences.This user is in a segment of male or female under 60. The user has shown they are predominantly interested in health related content.We feature web and email content weighted towards new health content.So, one of the things I mentioned there is that we are now taking this beyond what the user told us in their profile. All the content in the site is tagged to a category. Based on the user’s engagement, we start featuring content based on their behaviour. Not just on what they told us, but on what they are actually doing.You ever notice when you buy a car, you see other people driving that car everywhere. People thought this might seem creepy, but it’s not. It’s actually what engaged web users expect. We see this throughout media and retail. If you use the music service Pandora, the channels are setup by you telling the site a song you like, it recommends content for you. When you go to Netflix streaming, the primary nav item is suggestions for you based on what you have watched and what you have rated.
JasonSo, this segment is – read from slide
JasonSo, this segment is – read from slide
Andy –Turn over to Andy. I think our client is on the webinar today.
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Jason to add a little more explanation.The average influencer or purchase decision maker visits a website (xx) times before being ready to consider a purchase. On average, users are 80% of the way to making a purchase before they are ready to talk to a sales person. With this many visits to the website, we should take advantage of that.
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Jason- Drupal had what we needed for personalization and it allowed us to extend the tools. Some of what we needed didn’t exist yet, so we had to build it. And, like good members of the community, we were excited to contribute our framework back.