Pioneering user experiences at StockX with Amazon Personalize
summary
StockX implements Amazon Personalize with a daily ETL that writes interactions to S3, per-category dataset groups, and a retrain workflow that spins up a parallel campaign then flips a Lambda environment variable to swap traffic. Demo uses 55 products and 6,000 shoppers with ~500k interactions; production models train in 6–8 hour model training windows while the system handles 4–5x traffic spikes. An A/B test shows a 50% uplift in homepage engagement and filters exclude already purchased items from recommendations.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 0:25Why personalization matters
- 1:28Core retail personalization use cases
- 2:34How Amazon Personalize works
- 4:23Key features of Amazon Personalize
- 5:30Demo setup and retail demo store
- 6:37Homepage recommendations demo
- 7:40Product detail page demo
- 8:46Category page and search demo
- 10:48Filtering purchased items demo
- 11:58Cold user recommendations demo
- 13:22Transition to StockX case study
- 13:45StockX business and ML goals
- 14:30StockX personalization strategy
- 15:34Personalization implementation journey
- 16:36Data pipeline for Amazon Personalize
- 18:44StockX infrastructure architecture
- 20:13Serving recommendations to users
- 21:15Retraining and campaign switching
- 22:40A/B testing methodology
- 23:44A/B test results and impact
- 24:50StockX homepage personalization
- 25:34Lessons and future plans
- 27:25Additional resources and closing
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