Content Star-Rating (aka Content Ranking) is a way for you rank your webpages, so that the most important ones show up first on your website.
Previously, there was no way to make 1 webpage, more important than another. Clients told us that they wanted some of their pages to be seen first by their users, so we came up with this software module.
Simply put, this module allows you to rank your content (webpages) on a 5-star ranking system. When you rank a page with 5-Star, the system automatically will take steps to make this page more prominently placed over other pages.
This is a form of social engineering to get your website users to navigate to where you want them to go.
Another bonus, is that if you have a long list of pages (like a products page), you can rank your products by their star-rating, thereby putting your preferred products higher in the list.
Service Agreement
affordable web design | © copyright 2012 All rights reserved
I’m the web admin for a Law Firm. I fail to see how this would apply to my firm’s website. It seems like something for eCommerce websites.
Hi Janine,
Actually the Content Rating Module applies to a wide-range of organizations.
To give you an example for how your Law Firm could use it:
Say you wanted to list all the Lawyers in your Firm, but you wanted the Senior Partners to be listed at the top of the list.
You could give the Senior Partners a “5-Star” ranking, and the junior partners a lower star-ranking.
In this way, the system would recognize each person’s star-ranking, and automatically show the Senior Partners at the top of the list. It’s a fairly quick & automated process.
There are many other ways Star-Rankings can be used, but this is one good example for a Law Firm.