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October 29, 2024
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Swap Occurrence with Visit in Next Page Freeform Table Report

  • October 29, 2024
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**Goal**: I aim to create a chart that shows the percentage of visits indicating where users navigate after arriving on a specific landing page on my website.

 

 

I started by using the Next Page report to identify the pages users visit after the landing page, but the metric displayed here is Occurrences. My understanding is that Occurrences are used because the Next Page report measures how many times a particular page is viewed after the anchor page. Is it possible to replace Occurrences with Visits? Would this adjustment show me how many visits the next page receives specifically after users arrive on the landing page?

 

I've also tried using a Flow chart, but it uses Path Views as the metric. For example, I have over 1 million visits to the landing page, but the flow chart only shows 100k Path Views. Interestingly, the next step count in the Flow chart aligns closely with the Next Page report.

Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you!

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Jennifer_Dungan
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
October 30, 2024

In theory this could work... nothing broke when I did replace the metric in my sample.

 

If you look at the way the "Next Page" segment is constructed it's just:

 

HIT [

    HIT container [

        Page exists

    ]

    AND

    VISIT (or VISITOR depending on the scope) container (only after sequence) [

        HIT container [

            Page equals X

        ]

        THEN WITHIN 1 Page View(s)

        HIT container [

                Page exists

        ]

        THEN

        HIT container (exclude) [

                Page exists

        ]

    ]

]

 

So basically, look for a hit on a page, where the user hit "page x" then another page within 1 page view (exclude all subsequent page views).

 

 

Using this segment with a Visit metric should tell you the number of visits with that scenario.