New viewers
Original trilogy first
- 1A New Hope
- 2The Empire Strikes Back
- 3Return of the Jedi
Best for people who want the cultural baseline before prequels, sequels, or shows.
Primary KPI: clicks from planner to Saga and Chronicle pages
Marathon planner
This English planner turns high-intent search and social traffic into deeper Holoarchiv sessions: pick a route, use the breakpoints, then jump into timeline, saga, glossary, and wiki content instead of returning to search.
New viewers
Best for people who want the cultural baseline before prequels, sequels, or shows.
Primary KPI: clicks from planner to Saga and Chronicle pages
Completionists
Best for fans who want one clean arc from the fall of the Republic to the sequel era.
Primary KPI: session depth across film detail pages
Series-first fans
Best for viewers arriving from Disney+ recommendations or social clips.
Primary KPI: internal CTR from series pages to wiki/context pages
Decision tree
Use Original trilogy first. It protects the biggest reveals and keeps the first session simple.
Use the Skywalker sprint and keep the Chronicle open as the companion timeline.
Use the streaming route: each entry has a clear genre hook and easy next-click context.
Next click
Distribution hooks
Reddit / forum
Invite debate while linking to the planner as the neutral decision tree.
Target: comment replies and referral sessions
Short video
Show the routes as fast cards, then send viewers to the planner for details.
Target: profile-link CTR
Newsletter
Position the page as a practical checklist with lore links for breaks.
Target: saved clicks and return visits
FAQ
Release order is usually safest for first-time viewers because it preserves the original reveals. Chronological order works better for rewatches.
No. The films stand on their own. Use shows as optional follow-ups when someone wants more Mandalorian, Rebellion, Clone Wars, or Jedi context.
Use the Chronicle for timelines, the Saga hub for era summaries, and the glossary/wiki for terms that come up during a watch session.