Huh. Yeah as a consumer marketing site you could probably do massive amounts with say, understanding simple things like what navigation a consumer likes & building out pages based on their cookies - then in turn service & product fit. In theory cookie heavy consumer would tell LLM what was needed - ThreadSky

disappoptimism.bsky.social • 75 days ago

Huh. Yeah as a consumer marketing site you could probably do massive amounts with say, understanding simple things like what navigation a consumer likes & building out pages based on their cookies - then in turn service & product fit. In theory cookie heavy consumer would tell LLM what was needed

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chton.bsky.social•75 days ago

Yeah exactly, you could present a website to any user in a way they find the most intuitive, individually.
I'm also thinking KB articles that answer a user's problem with context and links, generated dynamically. No chatbots, customized answers to every question but in a page instead of a convo.

disappoptimism.bsky.social•75 days ago

Yeah so for example google indexing would show you keywords they arrive from so in turn “answer that question first” sort of thing.

It would radically alter end user experience of what a web page was.

disappoptimism.bsky.social•75 days ago

In my simple “do real estate stuff” head you would immediately know what, where and how much people could conceivably want to spend, what thrills them, what do they spend time talking about. There’s a remarkable amount to do there for an average consumer

chton.bsky.social•75 days ago

Absolutely. The problem i see is that that requires knowing a lot about the visitor. You would need to track their every move for a while before knowing that, and that runs into all sorts of severe privacy issues.

disappoptimism.bsky.social•75 days ago

Hence circling back to the cookie thing. We know today that cookies for the average consumer is fairly widely accepted. You would still be working with a default but if someone accepted “cookie customisation” the experience would be exponentially better

disappoptimism.bsky.social•75 days ago

I’m thinking there has to be a disclosure, saying “we use your cookies to present the best possible experience” but I think most consumers are a bit either indifferent or not ignorant of just how much cookies gather on them & would be delighted at the “power of good” approach…

chton.bsky.social•75 days ago

The problem is, cookies are only sent to sites they originate from. A random site can't access google's cookies or anything like that, and a cookie that a site puts on your computer can't be used to track behaviour across other sites.

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