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Content Recommendation Action

The Content Recommendation Action in Personyze allows you to display dynamic content suggestions based on visitor behavior, interests, and site context. This guide walks you through the steps of configuring a recommendation campaign from…

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The Content Recommendation Widget renders personalized article, post or video suggestions — “Most popular”, “Others who read this also read”, “Published since your last visit”, and more — matched to each visitor’s interests and reading history. This guide covers the action; the Content Recommendations wizard walks the full campaign.

Prerequisites

Adding the action

Open the campaign’s Content step → Add actionContent Recommendation Widget, then pick a template — cards, sliders, “continue reading” strips; each family is documented under content recommendation templates.

Content recommendations template gallery
The content widget templates. Click to enlarge.

Choosing the algorithm

Content algorithm picker
Algorithms grouped by how they pick: personal interests, crowd behaviour, recency, context. Click to enlarge.
Content algorithm settings
Settings for the chosen algorithm: item count, filters, fallbacks. Click to enlarge.

The full catalogue with when-to-use guidance is on Content Recommendation Algorithm Types. As with products, add filters (category, tag, freshness) and fallbacks.

Look & feel, placement, measuring

Identical machinery to every widget action: live preview editing with per-setting CSS and ⚡ Variations, Edit action with AI, inline-or-floating placement with triggers and frequency caps, and reporting into the campaign’s Performance step — with A/B testing available on the Content step.

Content recommendations performance
The Performance step: goal completions, engagement, and the shown → viewed funnel across the campaign. Click to enlarge.

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