Were you able to figure this one out?One thing you could try is to circumvent Adobe's paid search detection altogether and solely go off the query string parameters. The other thing I'd recommend would be to post your paid search detection rules here via screenshot so we can verify they're set up co...

I'm afraid this information is not directly available within data feeds. Adobe Analytics takes the mobile_id column, pairs it with a backend lookup table provided by DeviceAtlas, then displays that value in reporting. Due to contractual obligations Adobe has with DeviceAtlas, that lookup table canno...

Plugins are owned by our consulting team - they would be the absolute best individuals to help figure out what's wrong and provide a solution. If you'd like to go that route, please get in touch with your organization's account manager.

Do you have an API request that's working that almost gives you what you're looking for? Also, are you using the Analytics v2 APIs?

You have to use your API credentials there, not your standard login credentials.If you're not an admin within your org, reach out to one and request that they provide you with your API credentials. For the admin, it will be in the admin console under user management.

Do you have any plugins that might modify the CSS of the page? Try disabling all plugins and see if that does the trick.If not, does it display correctly in other browsers? If not, then it might be an issue with the project itself. In this instance, I'd recommend creating a ticket with Customer Care...

I would recommend following the 'send a link tracking call, then segment out those hits in a bounce rate calculated metric'. It would be the least overhead up front, and the least maintenance in the long run.

I would actually advise against using a list var for this purpose. List Vars are intended to collect data where multiple values are needed in a single image request. An example of this would be element impressions - you can list all the elements on your site in a single list var, then view their agg...

Andrey is spot on here. Also, to clarify, if there's only a single page in a visit, that page is considered an entry and an exit. The only criteria for an exit is that it was the last value seen in a visit - if it's the only value, it's still the last value seen.

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