Hi all, I hope you're doing good!
I have a challenge on something that it really seems easy to do, but it is not. Here it goes...
Challenge: We are trying to get an understanding on how many people bought only-1 Policy in a Visit, and also the rest (2 or more Policies in a Visit).
Our implementation:
I tried the following approaches:
... and none of the above work - same results - Actually less Buy completed than Visits.
Question(s): Is it possible to get an understanding of the "Once per Visit" approach on a serialised Event without the implementation of the event, somehow? - are there any other approaches you've used without having to recur to datawarehouse pulls?
Thank you in advance,
Sebastian.
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Hi Sebastian,
How about trying something like below. See if this helps.
Regards,
Kanika
Hey Sebastian,
I would first create a visitor container segment with buy completed event, as follows:
After that use this segment to create calculated metrics for Buy Completed(event 18) Once per visit, as follows
This will show you exactly the same numbers as the Once per Visit Success Event. the difference will show who bought more than one policy in a visit.
Thanks,
Asheesh
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Hi hi Asheesh - sorry the late I was out of the Office
I tried your approach and it did not work. More precisely, the sub set I'm getting is much bigger than what I'm expecting.
Doesn't a Visitor segment such as the one you shared, will include all the Visits (and hits) of those that bought? - including all events inside them? - I think that's what is making my numbers not match my logic.
I've got the following results (hypothetical)
Visits: 212
Visits(Visitor with buy complete): 27.6
Buy complete: 15
... which does not make sense.
Also, do you think the segment you've shared will probably include 1 or more Buy completed? as we're doing "exist" and therefore wouldn't be including them all? - I get the "visits" metric showing a "1 instance" but I need where it happened only once.
Thanks a lot!
S
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If you only want to look for a visit, just change the container type to visit and you should be good.
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Yeah Asheesh, that's how I started playing with my segments... and no luck
What your suggestion is to retrieve the amount of Visits in which at least one Buy Completed was found, and I already achieved that. What I'm looking for is where it happened only once, or twice, or three times, and so on (without the use of Custom Implementations, because I don't have it as per now).
I appreciate your feedback on this!
Sebastian
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Hey Sebastian, sorry was not able to help much but can surely try to find more options... in the meantime adding some friends to help solve this challnge.
cc: PratheepArunRaj, Andrey Osadchuk, @ursboller
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Also to your question related to once per visit - this visit segment > calculated event will only count buy completed once for a visit which is actually the same as once per visit custom event behavior. you can compare any once per visit custom event with the calculated events created by this method to verify it. Also total event count minus once per visit event count will let you know where it happened more than once. Only need to find a solution for the specific count (twice, thrice, etc) you asking for.
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Dear Sebastin,
Didn't the below work?
Thank You!
Arun
Hi Sebastian,
How about trying something like below. See if this helps.
Regards,
Kanika
Hi Kanika,
Solved!! thank you very much.
I did build 2 segments: 1 Policy bought V/S 2 or more policies bought.
... which give me exactly what I was looking for.
(1st segment) reports 1 buy completed per visit
(2nd segment) reports 2 or more, I see a lot of 2's followed by a small sample of 3, 4, 5 and so on.
... I'm yet to optimize the segment for only-3 only-4 etc, but will post if I solve it.
see below the Segments Logic & proof table.
ps. Now I can re-use this and get my numbers for any event. Awesome!
Kind regards,
Sebastian.
Sample with 1 policy bought per Visit.
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Hi Arun,
Thanks for the feedback. That method did not work.
However, I found the solution, find it in the thread