Upload your catalog and map key fields (category, inventory, brand, price, tags).

Average order value is usually attacked with free-shipping thresholds, when the larger lever is what the recommendation feed puts next to the basket.
Increase your customer's basket size and order volume with personalized recommendations.
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Overview
Managing a catalog is one job; making it feel personal everywhere is the real work. This guide shows how to use Intempt to map your feed, generate the right recommendation logic for each page and message, and measure lift. You'll go from raw SKUs to tailored suggestions on homepage, category, product, cart, and post-purchase and reuse the same logic in email, SMS, and push. The goal is simple: more relevant products, less setup.
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Generate Recommendations from a library: bestsellers, trending, visitor-based, similar items, purchased together.
Match logic to context: homepage inspire, category focus, product alternatives/bundles, cart cross-sell, thank-you upsell.
Reuse the same blocks in Journeys (email/SMS/push) and Experiences (on-site/in-app).
Personalize by audience or behavior without custom code.
Test layouts and compare performance in campaign analytics.
Result: Higher relevance on every surface, with less shuffle.
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Benefits
Lift AOV and conversion. Show items that make sense for the moment.
- One setup, many surfaces. Website and messages share the same recommendation logic.
- Move fast without devs. Drag, drop, deploy; iterate in minutes.
- Stay in control. Include/exclude rules, inventory awareness, margin filters.
- See real impact. Track clicks, adds, orders, and lift vs. control.
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How It Works
Connect the catalogue, build a feed that picks complements rather than high-margin items, then place it where the basket is already open.
Step 1: Upload and map your catalog
Bring in SKUs with category, brand, price, tags, images, and inventory. Keep product IDs stable so tracking and bundles stay consistent.

Step 2: Pick recommendation logic by context
- Homepage. bestsellers, most popular, newest; switch to visitor-based if history exists.
- Category. top sellers and trending within the current category.
- Product. similar items (style/color/price) and purchased together bundles.
- Cart. cross-sell from what's already in basket; last-minute add-ons.
- Thank-you. purchased-with sets or upsells guided by margin/loyalty.

Step 3: Activate in Journeys
Drop product blocks into email, SMS, and push. Each message adapts per user so suggestions stay relevant.

Step 4: Bring it to the site with Experiences
Place the same recommendation blocks where they matter (returning shoppers, cart abandoners, loyalty cohorts). Customize layout; run A/Bs.

Step 5: Measure and iterate
Use campaign and experience analytics to compare variants and confirm lift. Keep what wins; queue the next tweak.

Good to Know
Keep fields clean and typed; refresh inventory on a reliable cadence.
Set fallbacks for out-of-stock and cold-start visitors.
Cap repeats to avoid "recommendation fatigue."
Align rules with business goals (margin, seasonality, brand priorities).
Use the same audiences across site and messages to stay consistent.
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Test the placement
A recommendation chosen for margin gets ignored. One chosen because it genuinely completes the basket gets added, and the difference in average order value is larger than any change to the widget itself.
Choosing a complement rather than a margin-pick needs catalogue relationships and session context together, which is the read the agentic GTM platform performs. The post-purchase upsell placement recipe settles where the offer belongs, which matters more than what is in it.
Average order value responds to what you recommend, not to how the widget looks. Start with Intempt.
Frequently asked questions. Answered.
You can map: product ID, category, brand, price, tags, images, and inventory status. Keep product IDs stable over time so tracking and bundle logic don't break when you update your feed. The cleaner your field typing and the more consistent your refresh cadence, the better your recommendations will perform.






