Hi All
I need your help on the following:
There are 2 different ways to complete the same form:
1ST way: Page A URL (Click button A within page A) -> Form 1 Cover Page (Page B URL) -> Form 1 (Page C URL) -> Form 1 acknowledgement page (Page D URL).
2nd way: Page Z URL (Click button Z within page Z) -> Form 1 Cover Page (Page B URL) -> Form 1 (Page C URL) -> Form 1 acknowledgement page (Page D URL).
Due to Adobe Analytics implementation constraints, I cannot build the fallout chart in sequential page URL order as this returns no data. Therefore, I need to structure the fallout chart in the following way:
Page URL = Page A URL
Eventual path
Page URL = Form acknowledgement page (Page D URL)
There are 3 scenarios that a visitor could go via:
1st scenario: Complete form 1 via 1st way and 2nd way
2nd scenario: Complete form 1 via 1st way but not 2nd way
3rd scenario: Complete form 1 via 2nd way but not 1st way
I want to obtain the no. of visitors that reach the form 1 acknowledgement page (Page D URL) via the first way (that's from Page A URL). This should include visitors in 1st scenario and 2nd scenario. I tried to build the following segment to be applied to the fallout chart above, but it is showing an error “A valid definition is required”. Could I seek your help on how to build the segment or if there are other ways that I could implement in Adobe Analytics to track and obtain the data .
Segment that I built which is showing an error “A valid definition is required”:
Include Visit
AND
Include Visit
|
OR
Include Visit
AND
EXCLUDE Visit
|
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Hi @Serene2
just by looking at your logic, I think you can simplify things a lot.
Now, if you want to bring both into the same segment, you are saying
(w1 && w2) || (w1 && !w2)
in other words
So it would be enough to just have the w1 condition in your segment, if my logic is not completely wrong.
So, to cut it short, I think
Unless I am misreading your segment logic, it looks like you have a THEN inside a HIT container? Perhaps a screenshot of your segment would help clarify what you have...
Question about your scenarios... why can't you just look at Visitors on "Form 1 acknowledgement page (Page D URL)"?
Are there other ways the user can get her that are not from Page A or Page Z? Is there a high risk of people finding Page D through Search Engines?
Since the flow is identical from the second step on... why can't you just look at that flow (ignoring the Page A and Page Z altogether)? Or do you specifically need a count from each scenario?
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