On July 9th, 2015, I noticed in my reporting that traffic coming from Bing without a query string parameter for keyword is being logged as Referrer Type "Other Web Sites", it should be logging as Search Engine.
Consequently, this is breaking the several canned reports. For those reading this that don't understand how search engine detection works for Adobe Reports and Analytics...
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for any qualified search engine, it has to satisfy two conditions
but since they have started stripping off the query parameters, referrer type is being credited as "Other Web Sites", this is breaking several reports under Traffic Sources
As this is a canned report for Adobe Reports and Analytics, I would hope that this is an urgent fix. Can you please provide an update on this and when we should expect a fix. And the bigger question, we knew this was coming, why was the reporting not ready to handle this? I remember the same thing happened when google went to secure search in 2011.
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Hi,
Thanks for reaching out.
The Bing Organic Traffic issue as you mentioned has affected all analytics tools and is being worked upon internally. I cannot quote a date but it will be resolved very soon. You may want to go through this article - http://searchengineland.com/bing-the-drop-in-organic-referrals-due-to-bings-search-encryption-roll-o...
Regards,
TM
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Hi,
Thanks for reaching out.
The Bing Organic Traffic issue as you mentioned has affected all analytics tools and is being worked upon internally. I cannot quote a date but it will be resolved very soon. You may want to go through this article - http://searchengineland.com/bing-the-drop-in-organic-referrals-due-to-bings-search-encryption-roll-o...
Regards,
TM
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Has this been resolved?
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Yes, this was resolved with the maintenance release which happened last month.
~Kaushal
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