While some plugins are more known and easily available like time parting, getValOnce, apl etc., several others are very useful but quite obscure and inaccessible, like clickThroughQuality, getVisitNumber and many others I dont even know of  !! I think that the scode plugins should be added to knowle...

Hi, I agree with you on that. In addition, it would help further to identify non-issues if we could compare last week with average of three/four previous weeks etc. Have posted on the same: http://ideas.omniture.com/t5/Omniture-Idea-Exchange/Compare-Dates-should-allow-more-than-t wo-date-ranges/idi-...

Hi, By the time the visits metric is available for all the variables, you can consider using ' Unified Sources DB Vista Rule '  which - as its name suggests - combines the 4 traffic sources namely campaigns, natural search, referrers and Direct (none) to show them in a single eVar. You can get in to...

For some strange reason, while user permissions can be defined to exclude props, events etc. but NOT eVars. Ironically, eVars happen to be the variables that I need the maximum control on.

I often come across situations where I want to match one variable or classification with another in a subrelation report. For example,Billing City = Departure City (to understand how often people buy tickets for flights departing from their own city)Gender = Product:Gender (to understand if the cust...

Currently, conversion attribution to campaigns is universal i.e. if a visitor responded to a campaign “30% off on laptop” but ordered a food processor; the laptop campaign still gets an order attribution. While it is possible to subrelate campaigns and products (and their classification); it is very...

Agree with you on the suggested success events attribution. However, that still does not solve the problem of overlap amongst sources in terms of visitors - even when they have not reached any success event - Just to understand the extent of 'redundancy' amongst campaigns (same visitor acquired thro...

The current classification hierarchies allow only one hierarchy per root. This constrains the hierarchies to be linear only. In most cases, particularly campaigns, I need many of the hierarchies to originate at the same root but have different classifications somewhere down the chain. For example, I...

Comepletely agreed with Adam!

One of the most important insight that all CMOs (and thus analysts) need is the RoI of each of the acquisition sources. With multiple campaigns and SEO running simultaneously, true understanding of RoI is dependent on understanding the overlap amongst these sources. The first-click, last click and l...