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Can we bucket visit number based on values?
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The problem here is that "Visit Number" is an all time metric... so users who have been visiting you site for years will have very high visit number counts.
While you can bucket these, I don't think you are going to get the results you are expecting.
If you are trying to get visits in a set period (like last month, or last 30 full days, etc)
You could create segments like so:
Basically locking a set time frame into the segment, and bounding the Visits using greater than or equal to and less than or equal to (Visitor Level Segment)
You can see that if you create segments for 1-3, 4-6 and greater than 6, your visitors don't overlap:
As @Pablo_Childe suggested, you could also look at Return Frequency, but users will appear in multiple buckets... if they come to the site on Oct 1, 1 (second visit), 2, 12, 31 - they will be in the "less than a day", "1 to 3 days", "7 to 14 days" AND "14 days to 1 month" buckets.
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The problem here is that "Visit Number" is an all time metric... so users who have been visiting you site for years will have very high visit number counts.
While you can bucket these, I don't think you are going to get the results you are expecting.
If you are trying to get visits in a set period (like last month, or last 30 full days, etc)
You could create segments like so:
Basically locking a set time frame into the segment, and bounding the Visits using greater than or equal to and less than or equal to (Visitor Level Segment)
You can see that if you create segments for 1-3, 4-6 and greater than 6, your visitors don't overlap:
As @Pablo_Childe suggested, you could also look at Return Frequency, but users will appear in multiple buckets... if they come to the site on Oct 1, 1 (second visit), 2, 12, 31 - they will be in the "less than a day", "1 to 3 days", "7 to 14 days" AND "14 days to 1 month" buckets.
