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Related Programmes

Boost discovery with smart programme recommendations

Written by Support

The Related Programmes feature helps users discover more content by showcasing programmes that are similar in genre. It’s a simple yet powerful way to keep users engaged and encourage deeper browsing across your platform.


What are Related Programmes?

Related Programmes automatically display a carousel of content based on the same genre as the programme being viewed.

For example:
If a user is watching a drama, they’ll see other drama programmes suggested.

You can also manually curate this list to highlight specific content.


How to add Related Programmes

  1. Navigate to ONE Admin > Catalogue > Programmes

  2. Find the programme you want to update

  3. Click Actions > Edit


Enable the feature

  1. Scroll to the bottom of the Edit page

  2. Toggle 'Show Related Programmes'

  3. Save your changes


Add custom related programmes

You can enhance the default recommendations by manually adding specific programmes:

  1. Click the blank white box with the plus (+) icon

  2. Use the search bar to find a programme

  3. Select the programme to add it


How custom selections work

  • Adding a programme will replace one of the automatically generated suggestions

  • Removing a custom programme will restore a default genre-based recommendation

This gives you a balance of automation and control.


What users will see

Once saved:

  • A Related Programmes carousel will appear on the programme page

  • It will display above the “Recently Viewed” section

  • Users can scroll through and explore similar content


Tips

  • Add high-priority or featured programmes manually

  • Use this feature to promote new or trending content

  • Ensure genres are correctly assigned for better recommendations

  • Regularly review and refresh your selections


The Related Programmes feature helps users discover more of what they love by combining automatic genre-based suggestions with optional manual curation. It’s an easy way to increase engagement and keep users exploring your content.

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