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Hot Clicks Reports for Sends Not Working

  • August 16, 2024
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Hello, I am sending out a newsletter email using ACS. The email uses dynamic conditions for the Header and Footer, but the articles are variable based on the structure level using Conditional Visibility settings.  Each article has at least one CTA that is a URL link. Just sent to 1.6K successfully. In the send delivery dashboard, when I click on hot clicks report, it displays only the header and footer. None of the articles and so there is no way to see the hot clicks per article. I created a report based on Tracked URL and URL labels that shows there is data track with about a 17% CTR. How do I get the Hot Click report to display correctly for this delivery? Note, one earlier tests, it did display correctly.

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Best answer by ccg1706

Hi @andrewjo5,

 

I share some solutions, that could potentially help you to resolve your issue:

 

- Ensure that each URL within the dynamic sections (articles) has a unique and identifiable label in the ACS configuration. This is key for tracking to work correctly and be reflected in the reports. You might need to revisit the configuration of your Conditional visibility settings to ensure that all URLS are properly recognised by the system.

 

-Clear your cache or view the report in a private/incognito browser window to ensure  you're looking to the latest data.

 

- Double- check the configuration of tracked URLs and labels in the email template. Ensure that each URL is associated with a unique tracking label, and these labels are correctly applied in the dynamic content blocks.

 

-Adjust the report settings to include all links, not just the top ones. Check if you have an option to expand or customize the report to show all tracked URLS.

 

-If the above does not resolve the issue contact Adobe Support providing them with specifics about your email setup (including the dynamic conditions and conditional visibility) and the discrepancy between your tracked URL data and what's shown in the Hot Clicks report.

 

Workaround: You can potentially create a more detail custom report that replicates the Hot Clicks functionality but takes into consideration the dynamic content, allowing you to track clicks per article effectively. 

If the Hot Clicks report previously displayed correctly correctly during testing, compare the configuration settings from that test deployment to your current live deployment to identify any differences.

 

¡Hope this is helpful!

 

Regards,

Celia

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ccg1706
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August 16, 2024

Hi @andrewjo5,

 

I share some solutions, that could potentially help you to resolve your issue:

 

- Ensure that each URL within the dynamic sections (articles) has a unique and identifiable label in the ACS configuration. This is key for tracking to work correctly and be reflected in the reports. You might need to revisit the configuration of your Conditional visibility settings to ensure that all URLS are properly recognised by the system.

 

-Clear your cache or view the report in a private/incognito browser window to ensure  you're looking to the latest data.

 

- Double- check the configuration of tracked URLs and labels in the email template. Ensure that each URL is associated with a unique tracking label, and these labels are correctly applied in the dynamic content blocks.

 

-Adjust the report settings to include all links, not just the top ones. Check if you have an option to expand or customize the report to show all tracked URLS.

 

-If the above does not resolve the issue contact Adobe Support providing them with specifics about your email setup (including the dynamic conditions and conditional visibility) and the discrepancy between your tracked URL data and what's shown in the Hot Clicks report.

 

Workaround: You can potentially create a more detail custom report that replicates the Hot Clicks functionality but takes into consideration the dynamic content, allowing you to track clicks per article effectively. 

If the Hot Clicks report previously displayed correctly correctly during testing, compare the configuration settings from that test deployment to your current live deployment to identify any differences.

 

¡Hope this is helpful!

 

Regards,

Celia

AndrewJo5Author
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August 16, 2024

Thank you. I will try these.