Hi,
we are counting sold products= units from visits with last touch channel = e-mail + push.
The first time we used a hit segment and the second time we worked with a visit segment.
(Hit segment)
(Visit segment)
Now we are wondering why the amount of units are different depending on the two segments we've used. Because we expected the results to be equal.
The screenshot below shows the result of using the visit segment.
The following screenshot shows the result of using the hit segment.
Can anybody explain to me the reason for this difference in data?
Thanks for your help!
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Hit containers and visit containers act very differently.
So what's happening here is that you're getting hits outside of the purchase event that match your segment criteria. For example, a user comes in through email, then later in the visit, they come in through natural search. Since for at least a few hits the last touch channel was email, the whole visit was pulled in for your visit-level segment, but not your hit-level segment.
Hit containers and visit containers act very differently.
So what's happening here is that you're getting hits outside of the purchase event that match your segment criteria. For example, a user comes in through email, then later in the visit, they come in through natural search. Since for at least a few hits the last touch channel was email, the whole visit was pulled in for your visit-level segment, but not your hit-level segment.