Good point... given that WebSDK is a newer tech, that came out since a lot of these privacy issues came into effect, you would think it should have the equivalent...    I am not sure if WebSDK even bothers with the old s cookies (likely not), and I believe the ECID settings are all part of the WebSD...

Technically though, opting out of tracking cookies... while you can't go cookieless, you can (or should be able to) prevent cookies from following the user..   First, if the user opts out, you can opt them out of the ECID. There is permissions for this in the extension.   Next however, in the absenc...

One more thing, yes, technically every hit is evaluated for Marketing Channels.. however, link tracking usually doesn't contain set referrer data (as this is usually persisted from the page view) and also shouldn't be setting campaign data (also should be persisted from the page view). PageURL is al...

FYI, I don't know if you can do a specific regex by count, since the {#} qualifier looks for the aforementioned items all in a row (so /(\s){3}/g would need to have "   " but would not catch "test test test test"), but you can use rules like:   /\s/g                      - at least one space /\s.*\s...

If you only have 15-20 pages in your site (or values collected in the dimension), you shouldn't be getting a hash collision.... that only happens when you get into millions of values.   So if you still have incorrect values on the prop (which is hit based, so there is no potential attribution concer...

No worries, this is a common issue... Attribution can be a really hard thing to wrap one's head around. It took me a while as well... hence why I like to visualize it, so that its easier to see what is happening.

I think this is just an oddity stemming from the use of a calculated dimension (entry page) and a calculated metric (entry)...    I was getting the same behaviour when I replicated your table in my data, but I can't really explain why...  and given that I know there could be many Marketing Channels ...

Hi,   For example, if during a 30-day period, the first visit to Page A was through Social, the second visit through Search (page A), and the third visit through Email(page A), shouldn't the marketing channel show only Email in this case? No, each hit to the page from each Marketing Channel will be ...

If you mean that you have both a Prop and an eVar tracking the same data, and therefore you don't need to configure your eVar to hit because you already have the prop... then no.   First off, replicating props and eVars with the same values was a really old methodology used before full correlation o...

The same visit can have multiple Marketing Channels, also, Marketing Channels have a default 30 day attribution.   Let's look at a simple example:   Visit: On Social Media Site, click to sitePage A Marketing Channel = SocialMarketing Channel Instance metric is triggered, due to the value being expli...