Hi,in that case, you would benefit from doing a Profile Script, setting a flag in the users target profile, when a page is visits that meet your criteria.The script below, looks for the query-string parameter 'cid' and if it exists, then the value of cid are set in the profile (named, what every you name the profile script)try{ var mboxParam = page.param('cid').toLowerCase() || ""; if (mboxParam != "") { return mboxParam; }}catch(e){ // Error handling... }This script simply just take the value o...

Hi Chris,I'm not sure about the 'include' method, don't know if that exists. The following would work, and since you just want to set a flag if the user sees a URL containing a certain value, I would use something like this:if (mbox.url.indexOf("contentpage") == -1) { return "Content Page"}In order to test it, I would setup a 'test experiment' where you do a combination, where both the profile need to match and you need a specific value in a query string. When I test for clients I do it that way...

Hi,Welcome on board! Now I don't know your data architecture, but if you have some common attributes for those 500 products, you could send that to Target via a mbox for example, and then create a segment in target.See for example this article about sending additional parameters via the global mbox: https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/target/?f=c_pass_parameters_to_global_mboxI would not use Analytics to setup the audience/segment, as data are up to 48 hours delayed (see https://mar...

Hi Ilai,To identify traffic from what Adobe classify as a mobile devices (everything but desktop) then I would create a segment where Mobile Device Type exists (see attached file)./LøjmannLead Solution Architectewww.eCapacity.com