[Mentor Isha Gupta] Adobe Analytics Community Mentorship Program 2024

Hi vanipv , Ying_Liu , AvniShah , jc608, JyotiSharmaV,  Karuppiah_Sakthivel, TuhinaDasChoudhury 

How is everyone doing? We are at the wrap of week 1. Does everyone had the chance to review the section marked for week 1?

• Section 1: Understanding Analytics in the Adobe Cloud Ecosystem (10%)

• Demonstrate knowledge on utilizing the Adobe Experience Cloud ID
• Demonstrate understanding of Adobe Launch
• Demonstrate understanding of common integrations across the Adobe Experience Cloud Ecosystem

Also, at no point, please feel the pressure of timelines. The goal is to learn and that can be according to your own pace. As pretty evident, we all are busy with our work and personal commitments too! 🙂

Hi vanipv , Ying_Liu , AvniShah , jc608, JyotiSharmaV,  Karuppiah_Sakthivel, TuhinaDasChoudhury ,

Hope everyone is having an amazing week! I had a long weekend here in Ireland. For Week 2, we would be focusing on section 2 of the syllabus. Please feel free to review the content at your own timelines.

• Section 2: Reporting and dashboarding for projects (30%)

• Consider the advantages of using a reporting tool based on a given scenario
• Compare fallout and flow visualization and appropriate variable types for reporting
• Apply the process to schedule Projects and Data Warehouse
• Apply the process to share Projects and Reporting and Analytics dashboards for different users and/or groups
• Apply the process to set Alerts
• Apply the process to lookup the dimensions/components
• Apply the process to create a visualization
• Given a scenario, determine the appropriate item to use
• Apply the process to create, configure, and use mobile scorecards

Time for weekly quiz!

Which Adobe Analytics tool provide the most granular or hit level data?

1. Report Builder
2. Data Warehouse
3. Data Feeds
4. Analytics API 2.0
5. Both B & C

@isha__gupta I enjoyed your presentation at yesterday's Skills Exchange! Thank you for sharing!! 

Hi Isha,

Admittedly I am a bit behind the schudle, can I confirm we should cover the first 3 weeks of study by now as of Aug 12th? Thank you 

• Week 1 - Section 1: Understanding Analytics in the Adobe Experience Cloud Ecosystem (10%)
  Week 2 - Section 2: Reporting and dashboarding for projects (30%)
• Week 3 - Section 3: Segmentation and calculated metrics (22%) 

Hi Everyone,

How are you all doing? We are in the middle of week 3 of our preparation. Hope everyone is having a great time in learning!
Focus of our week 3 is Section 3: Segmentation and calculated metrics carrying 22% of the exam questions.

The Segmentation and calculated metrics section of the exam will test your ability to:

• Determine how to develop and configure segments
• Apply the process to share segments with others in the organization
• Compare segments
• Apply segments to Projects and Components
• Apply the process to generate calculated and/or segmented metrics

I would like to remind you again of the great learning resource we have as Exam Preparation Material accessible through this link - https://app.rockinfo.com/courses/playScorm/682?%2Fcourses%2FplayScorm%2F682

With that, I would also love to know some of the use cases of how you are utilizing Segments & Calculated Metrics in your daily analysis work.
Happy Learning everyone!

Hi Everyone,

Happy Monday! Please take a moment to review below quiz on segmentation and feel free to share your inputs!

Question:

You want to analyze the conversion rate of users who added items to their cart but only if they first interacted with your site's blog content during the same visit. How would you structure a segment to capture this audience?

Options:

A) Use a Visit segment container with a sequential segment to INCLUDE users who have a page view for blog pages and THEN triggered the "Cart Addition" event

B) Create a Hit segment container that includes users who viewed the blog pages and triggered the "Cart Addition" event in the same hit.

C) Use a Visitor segment container that includes users who viewed any blog pages at any time and later triggered the "Cart Addition" event.

D) Create a Visit segment container that first captures users who triggered the "Cart Addition" event, and then apply a separate segment to filter those who also visited the blog pages at any point.

Hi Everyone,

We are at week 4 of our collaboration program. Focus of this week is Section 4: General tool knowledge and troubleshooting (12%). The General tool knowledge and troubleshooting section of the exam will test your ability to:

• Analyze reports and identify data quality issues
• Define different types of dimensions and parameters existing in Adobe Analytics (eVars, props and events)
• Determine how to bring data in and out of Adobe Analytics
• Identify information from marketing URLs

Please take some time to review the contents and as always, feel free to reach out with any queries.

Best,

Isha

Hi vanipv, Ying_Liu , AvniShah, jc608, JyotiSharmaV, Karuppiah_Sakthivel, TuhinaDasChoudhury ,

Could you please take a moment to fill this form. This is a form for Aspirants to apply for a 50% off voucher for their certifications. We will be using this to determine eligibility, and will be selecting candidates based on participation in the program.

Please don't miss out on this excellent opportunity to get voucher for certification as well as showcase your participation!

Best,

Isha

Hi @isha__gupta - 

I am struggling with something I am hoping you can give me some guidance. I have created a segment with 15 specific pages. When I pull it into a free form table with a 'Page' breakdown, more than 15 pages show up. I have tried various "starts with, contains all of, equals" as well as Hit, Visitor, Visit. Do you happen to know what the issue may be? 

Thanks,

Jodi