As a product manager for Structured Data, I want to understand how the image suggestions notifications feature is being used and how it relates to other notifications behavior, so that I can make decisions about how to build and/or make changes to the feature going forward, and determine its success.
Ideally we can create a dashboard with this information.
The high level questions we want to answer are:
- Is our communication about our suggestions effective?
- Do Editors include adding suggested images in their current behavior flow?
- Are the suggestions themselves good (this tickets informs how do we define good)?
Specific analytics questions to answer/acceptance criteria:
- How many notifications does a user get today? (We are starting with 2 notifications max per week; but this information will help us decide if we should increase or decrease that number in the future). (Covered in T291403)
- How many articles is a user typically watching? (We may increase the number of notifications in the future based on this number; and may also let us know if we need a landing page or tool where users can interact with suggestions in the future if users would see lots of notifications/suggestions). (Covered in T291403)
- How many images on average are added by a user per month? (To understand what the current behavior is today and how people engage with images; would help us know if engagement increases based on our work). (Covered in T299667)
- Number of notifications sent (To get a sense of the scope of our work and whether we should increase or decrease) (should be queryable from the Echo tables, @cchen to confirm)
- Number of opt-outs (To see whether users are annoyed by our notifications or not interested in them, etc) (Covered in T292146)
- Number of images suggested that are added to the matched article within a month of receiving the notification (To see whether the notifications are successful) (Covered in T299667)
- Number of suggested images not reverted from their matched article (low revert rate to show that the matches are good) (Covered in T299667)