Popular in the Community

By recommending the most trending, engaging articles from around your site, Popular in the Community helps to promote and monetize your most popular content:

Promoting your content by showcasing user-generated content
Featuring a monetization component that generates shared revenue

Requirements

Popular in the Community requires the following items:

Popular in the Community must be enabled by your OpenWeb PSM.
Minimum of 3 article pages with comments that contain ≥3 words and >10 characters
Defined page-level metadata for the title, image URL, and URL listed in the following table

Source	Values
LD-JSON Article Schema	Attributes: `image` `name` `url`
Open Graph	Properties: `og:image` `og:title` `og:url`

Implementation Options

OpenWeb provides you several approaches to add Popular in the Community to your site. Each is listed in the following table.

Approach	Description
Standard	Enables adding Popular in the Community to your existing Conversation implementation
Custom Location	Enables choosing a location for the Popular in the Community feature
AMP	Enables adding Popular in the Community to an AMP page

Standard

After your OpenWeb PSM has enabled Popular in the Community for your account, Popular in the Community appears horizontally above each Conversation.

Custom Location

When using this implementation method, you can choose the location in which Popular in the Community appears on a page.

To customize the location of Popular in the Community, use the following steps:

Add the Popular in the Community positioning <div> in the desired page location.

The following table lists the different approaches for aligning Popular in the Community with the layout of your page.

Orientation	Code
Horizontal	`<div data-spotim-module="pitc"></div>`
Vertical	`<div data-spotim-module="pitc" data-vertical-view="true"></div>`
Double-decker	Contact your OpenWeb PSM for more information about this orientation.

(Optional) Define the data-categories attribute to filter the categories of user-generated content to recommend.

<div data-spotim-module="pitc" data-categories="ARTICLE_TOPIC1,ARTICLE_TOPIC2">
</div>

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You can add multiple categories by separating each category with a comma.
Be sure the categories you define in the data-categories attribute match the values included in the data-article-tags Launcher code attribute.

When embedding Popular in the Community on a page without other OpenWeb products, add the launcher code.

AMP

Contact your PSM for personalized AMP implementation instructions.