Hi,I've created a calculated metric that divides a participation metric
counting the next page in a linear funnel by visits where there were
activity map link clicks. Basically I want to understand which links
might be causing drop off.Generally it looks about right except for one
of the links which is counting more in the participation metric than
there are actual visits where the link was clicked.If I drop a dimension
on the link which breaks it down by individual customer cookies you can
see ...
Hi,I didn't think this was possible until I created a segment and there
was data in it.Why does this work and what is the difference between
this and if it was set to Visitor?Thanks
Thanks Sarah,I understand the difference between 'And' and 'Then'
usually, but what slightly confuses me is that the 30 days dimension
seems to completely restrict the segment to only include data within
that 30 days, no matter how it's contained.So I'm wondering if you put
Page A 'then' last last 30 days, does Page A sit outside of the last 30
days? If so, what really is the difference between (Page A 'And' Last 30
days) and (Last 30 days 'Then' Page A) as I get different numbers for
all 3 of t...
Hi,Probably and hopefully a simple one. What is the difference in how
the following segments count as they all give slightly different
numbers? I wish to know they've visited the page in the last 30
days.Visitorpage Aand30 days Visitorpage Athen30 days Visitor30 days
thenpage AThanks
Hi,I've created the following segment, hoping to see customers who have
visited a page in the last 30 days, but who have returned, so that the
current visit isn't the one when the page was visited. Basically it's a
page that I'd expect customers to return as a result of, and I want to
analyse entry pages and opportunities for personalisation.Currently the
segment isn't quite right so I do need help with that, but for some
reason when I remove the Entry Page exists at the bottom of the segement
i...
It is, but the segment I've created doesn't seem to work like that.If I
exclude entries to that page I'm left with the visits where the entries
were other pages. It still calculates the bounce rate against the entry
pages, not the 1st page of the form.As far as i'm aware bounce rate is
calculated like this:Bounce rate = bounces(of entry page)/entriesI would
like to calculateBounce rate = Bounces of specific page/specific page
visit(not necessarily the entry page)
Doesn't that still apply the bounce rate the whatever the entry page is?
I wish to know the bounce rate against step 1 of my form not the entry
page. Basically a way of measuring they visit the page and don't
interact
Hi urs.boller,So I have a transactional funnel which is essentially
several pages of forms. Some traffic lands directly on this form but
other traffic will pass through the rest of the website before entering
the funnel. I want to understand what the bounce rate is of the traffic
that visits the first page of the funnel but were already on the
website. We have direct calls on most form fields, is there some way we
can leverage this to understand the bounce rate?Thanks
HiWhen I run an A/B test to be reported in analytics I often get a
different count of generations between Analytics and Target.I like to be
able to use workspace to drill down into the test and understand
performance split out by different dimensions etc. Unfortunately in
workspace you can't see the statistical significance so I've been
checking that in Target.Annoyingly I get a different count of
generations (Target seems to add more) which then skews the numbers
slightly.Is this a bug? Are the...
