Hello,
I'm wondering whether Adobe Target activities have any impact on floodlights tags? I'm looking to run an on-site A/B test and I want to make sure we'll be able to still capture floodlight tags and conversions. On a similar note, is there anything that can be passed to the floodlight tracking that will identify which experience a user is seeing?
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Hi @ben_mrm
As far as I'm aware there is no impact of Adobe Target activities on Floodlight tags. You can have tags and target experience on page.
I've implemented for my client to have floodlight tags for conversion on homepage and same time delivering the personalised banner coming through Adobe Target.
The floodlight tags deployed through Adobe launch ( now called Data Collection)
Hi @ben_mrm
As far as I'm aware there is no impact of Adobe Target activities on Floodlight tags. You can have tags and target experience on page.
I've implemented for my client to have floodlight tags for conversion on homepage and same time delivering the personalised banner coming through Adobe Target.
The floodlight tags deployed through Adobe launch ( now called Data Collection)
Thanks for the response. Great to hear!
So for a use case where there may be multiple versions of a page or component, do you run into issues or additional setup that is needed to report out on conversions by experience? So is there something that needs to be set in the Data collection in order to say Exp A account for X conversions, Exp B accounted for Y conversions, etc. etc.?
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I believe so. I'm yet to implement/test in a real-world example but this response answers my inquiry.
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Marketing tags or pixels shouldn't be impacted by Target library load or activity renditions. You may consider setting up priorities in Rules (if you are using Launch), for Target lib load and Marketing pixel tags.
Thanks for the responses!
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