Using specific engagement signals, you can create custom business objectives to use with
objective-based recommenders. You can reuse this objective to enhance the customer journey and
deliver real-time, personalized recommendations, simplifying setup and boosting customer
engagement.
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User Permissions Needed
To configure recommenders:
Change and Edit Recommenders
Complete steps 1 through 8 in Configure an Objective-Based Recommender.
To create a custom objective, select New Objective.
Name the objective and add an optional description.
The API name is auto-generated.
Select a recommender purpose.
purpose
description
Maximize
This recommender is designed to maximize a specific business goal. When selected,
it provides recommendations aimed at enhancing positive business outcomes, such as
increasing orders or signups.
Minimize
This recommender is designed to minimize a specific negative business outcome. When
selected, it provides recommendations aimed at reducing issues like cart
abandonments.
Select an engagement signal metric, and click Next.
Note The available metrics are count-based and rely on an underlying engagement
signal. To use an engagement signal in a recommender, make sure the engagement signal
attributes are available to map in the selected profile data graph, and the item identifier is
available to map in the item data graph.
Select any other engagement signals that you want to use to train the machine language
learning model.
Note Only the engagement signals compatible with the selected profile and item
data graphs are available for selection. For example, when recommending products, signals like
Product Browsing, Add to Cart, or Purchases may be available as these signals can enhance
model performance and improve recommendations.
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