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JeromeCrametz
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December 3, 2018

Multi tests on the same page – Collision management - Page Delivery vs Audience targeting

  • December 3, 2018
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Hello,

I have setup 2 test -  an A/B test for Mobile Users and an Adobe Recommendation test for Desktop users.

So i have:

Test A (A/B) with page delivery (url + page template) and Audience targeting set up to mobile visitor only

Test B (REC) with page delivery (url + page template) and Audience targeting set up to desktop  visitor only 

If a desktop visitor land on page that qualify for both tests, how the collision is managed?  Does the user automatically qualify for the test B or should I expect to see some cases where the user go through test A, but doesn't qualify for the experience at the audience level.

Many thanks,

Jerome

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    MihneaD
    Adobe Employee
    MihneaDAdobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    December 3, 2018

    @Jerome1978,

    This is a great question. You won't be allowed to enter the activity unless you match both the URL and the audience targeting so in your example you would e evaluated for both however you would only qualify into TestB because you are on a desktop not on a mobile device.

    Hope this helps!

    Mihnea Docea  | Technical Support Rep, Customer Care | Customer & Employee Experience | Adobe | (:: 1 (800) 497-0335​

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      JeromeCrametzAuthor
      Level 2
      December 3, 2018

      Many thank for your quick reply Mihnea.

      It was my understanding, but once I check the test in Adobe analytic I can see some mobile users in the desktop experience.

      the Desktop audience has been defined has

      Target Library = windows operation system

      OR 

      Target Library = Mac OS operating system

      OR 

      Target Library = Linux Operation system

      I have just created a new audience defined as

      Mobile -  is Mobile = False

      Mobile -  is tablet = False

      Do you have an recommendation to  define the Desktop Audience?

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        JeromeCrametzAuthor
        Level 2
        December 5, 2018

        An evar is fired for when a target experience is delivered so I measure the evar instance.

        If I ignore our target Experience Evar setting, the number of visitors going through both tests based on Target is way under the page traffic reported in Adobe analytic by 30%... but this could be another issue.

        I am going let the test run with this audience and check if it makes any difference.

        Many thanks,

        Jerome


        I have check the User Agent reported in Adobe analytic and they have 2 Exploitation system reported (high traffic over 50% of the traffic reported for some tests)

        mozilla/5.0 (linux; android 8.0.0; sm-a520f build/r16nw; wv) applewebkit/537.36 (khtml, like gecko) version/4.0 chrome/70.0.3538.110 mobile safari/537.36

        so if the desktop traffic is defined as

        Target Library = windows operation system OR  Target Library = Mac OS operating system OR Target Library = Linux Operation system

        If target Library is using the User agent, this user can potentially quality for both mobile and desktop test.

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