I started working for a company that has one WordPress Instance, but 3 different blogs within that instance. They all have the same beginning site address, so when I go to Adobe Analytics it is bringing in all 3 blogs' content into my reports. Is there a way to separate these out, so I can look at the data from each of these blogs separately that is not a manual process like I have been doing?
Yes, each page has a unique page name. That is how I have been pulling them in manually into the reporting dashboards I built out. And yes, new content is added each month, about 12-20 new posts a month. And the content type will stay the same.
Ok then I have a relative easy route. Will take an upload from time to time but will be super powerful to allow content grouping and reporting.
Make a SAINT classification for each pagname.
You can create multiple sub categories to give you dynamic levels of reporting. You just need to define them in a meaning full way and this will then allow you to report by section .
pagename will bey key.
Then you can create several groups under:
Imagine like a newspaper:
Section | sub section1 | sub section 2
Sports | Baseball | team1
Sports | Baseball | team2
Life | home | design
etc...
Now you can report by any of the sections, sub section, sub section1 etc.
All it takes is once a month you upload new ones. The cool part if any pages change SAINT will allow you adjust as needed as well as adding new ones. Also allows for segments if needed.
GLTU
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