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swong2
July 26, 2020
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How to find out which (landing) page drives the most conversions as well as the conversion rate?

  • July 26, 2020
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Hi, I am new to Adobe Analytics. Previously, I was using Google Analytics

 

In Adobe Analytics, I have set up a lead gen goal for users who landed on the thank you page.

 

However, I'm not sure how to manipulate the data and metrics to show the conversion rate. In Google Analytics, the goal conversion rate for the respective (landing) pages are shown automatically, but it seems like a bit of additional work is needed for adobe analytics. Hope my question makes sense.

 

How can I implement or manipulate the data in Adobe Analytics to show this?

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ベストアンサー kainth

Hi @swong2 ,

You can use the Page dimension in Analytics along with the custom event which you are using to track your leads as shown below.

 

 

 

Note: Leads Form Completion is a custom event in the above screenshot.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Regards,
Abhinav

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Megha2390
Level 4
July 26, 2020

You can run Pages report against Event capturing Lead generation. In case you want to look at the URL being used, you need to first capture page URL in a variable as page url is not available bydefault in R&A and Workspace.

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    kainth回答
    Level 6
    July 27, 2020

    Hi @swong2 ,

    You can use the Page dimension in Analytics along with the custom event which you are using to track your leads as shown below.

     

     

     

    Note: Leads Form Completion is a custom event in the above screenshot.

     

    Hope this helps.

     

    Regards,
    Abhinav

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      ChristianSm
      November 13, 2024

      I have a similar problem, but here in your answer it looks like that covers all Visits (/sessions) where the Visitor (/user) viewed that page and also triggered a Lead Form Completion in the same Visit.

       

      However, "Landing Page" is generally considered to be the FIRST page in a user's session, not just a page which the user viewed at any point within the same Visit. Is there a way to break down by Landing Page (i.e. the first page in the Visit) and see performance of a conversion against that?

       

      Thanks in advance, and let me know if I've missed something in the original answer.

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      isinhaAdobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      July 27, 2020

       Hi @swong2 ,

      Adding to earlier responses by @kainth and @megha2390 , you will need to first decide on the metric that you are using to capture the conversion for your site. It seems you must be capturing the conversion in an event (like, lead gen) - in that case you can use the metric along with the "Thank You" landing page to show the desired result.

      Thank you!

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        swong2作成者
        July 28, 2020
        Yes, I already have the lead gen event set up on my adobe account. However, like how Google Analytics shows shows the Goal Conversion Rate on the Landing Page report, where the conversion rate is shown for each landing page url, I also wish to do the same on Adobe Analytics. How do I configure my Workspace to show that?
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          Adobe Employee
          isinhaAdobe Employee
          Adobe Employee
          July 28, 2020

          Hi @swong2 ,

          You can drag-drop the dimension capturing the landing page along with the metric (lean gen event) in a freeform table in Analysis Workspace.

          Thanks!

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            bwinarski
            July 31, 2020

            Hi @swong2 ,

            You can use the Page dimension in Analytics along with the custom event. You could also use the visits metric as your success metric with the page dimension. It sounds like the visit would only get to the page if they successfuly landed on the thank you page so it should align closely with your custom event.

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              jantzen_bAdobe Employee
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              September 16, 2020
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