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Previous page parameter under the link type request - Adobe Analytics 15-10-2015
I was wondering if the previous page parameter has any impact in reporting if they are passed under the link type request. I already know this doesn't impact pages reporting but not sure with this. The current implementation passes this parameter on both the page and click request which may potentially chase inflated activity.

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Unix Time Code - Adobe Analytics 15-10-2015
Does anyone know about this issue and whether Adobe Analytics is impacted, resulting in an inflated average time spent calculation?

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Re: How set up adobe analytics to my website?? - Adobe Analytics 15-10-2015
Hire an analytics professional. You probably wouldn't want to spend the cash for anenterprise level solution like Adobe Analytics so I would recommend a free solution like Google Analytics.

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Re: 0 pageviews Visit 1 - Adobe Analytics 15-10-2015
This is a good example of what happens when you have questionable implementation. It's hard to make sense in reporting from something that doesn't make sense from the implementation perspective.

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Re: Using Success Events with Props in Ad-Hoc - Adobe Analytics 15-10-2015
As the other post mentioned, it's not recommended to use sprop to get details on events. The preferred method of looking at drivers to events are evars. The rationale behind this is the persistent cookie. You would want to look at all evars that may have influenced the conversion event. Whereas, the sprop (if part of the image request) will only provide details at that snapshot.

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Re: query string variables in pages reports - Adobe Analytics 15-10-2015
I believe it's in the report suite level. I would love to help you further but I'm currently not an admin at the company where I consult. If you're still having trouble and you're a supported user, I recommend you reach out to client care. Best of luck.

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Re: query string variables in pages reports - Adobe Analytics 15-10-2015
For the the query string parameter to get picked up in the campaigns report, you will need to set this up in the admin console. You will need to be an admin for this. Here's an example for the campaign tracking:https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/reference/processing_rules_populate_campaign_ID.html

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Re: query string variables in pages reports - Adobe Analytics 15-10-2015
I believe you will see the query string parameters in the pages report only if you use the default settings which uses the URL structure. This happens when you don't specific the pagename value. The disadvantage is that you may not have the URL structured in a way that meaningful for comparison and the character limitation (100 characters). It will truncate anything that exceeds it. The preferred method of tracking is to label the page and use campaign tracking for the query string activity.

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Re: wrapping multiple request into one Omniture call if they don't have overlapping custom variables - Adobe Analytics 15-10-2015
Thanks for the response and making the point that you wouldn't want to compromise user engagement tracking but I don't think this is the case here. Just reviewing the current implementation and looking to make the tracking more efficient from a cost perspective.

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wrapping multiple request into one Omniture call if they don't have overlapping custom variables - Adobe Analytics 15-10-2015
Is there a way to wrap multiple request into one Omniture call if they don't have any overlapping custom variables? For examples, we have a call for the link, which is passing only two variables and another for the destination page. I personally think it's a waste to be sending these types of request so we either rethink if we want to track this customer behavior or find a better method of tracking without the adding in the extra request resulting in millions of Omniture calls. This can potentia...

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