Has anyone advice or experiences you can share around creating a
shareable dashboard view of live test KPIs - ideally through native
Adobe tools, but will also consider API integration? As our volume of
activities grow, current methods of manually transferring into other
tools for reporting is making daily /weekly monitoring and maintenance a
an ever growing overhead and we need a more efficient process. Have
looked at various third party tools to ingest the API ( e.g. Iridon) but
all seem to ha...
Sorry to unearth a two-year old post - but i also cannot find any
documentation about these pre-built audiences.Specifically i want to
know what the definition of a "test" is here, does it cover all
activities types,(including XT,s and recommendations for example) or
just A/B and MVT "tests".Perhaps someone from Adobe could point us to
the correct help docs?
Yes that should work. You can define multiple elements from different
pages within a single goal so triggering any of them is a success.Only
other consideration without seeing your form is if you could potentially
have people clicking/tapping a submit button but then failing to proceed
due to any field validation in your form, and so dropping out and not
truly "converting".More details and a video on how to set this up here:
Click tracking
Agree with Eric 's answer here - Unless there's something more
complicated going on you have not told us about then your conversion
goal is the same in both experiences, so "viewed a page" where page =
abc.html will work fine.You could also use a click goal instead, by
selecting the appropriate different elements from both your a and b
pages in the VEC - (basically adding "or" conditions between the
elements) but i'd stick with the simpler and probably slightly more
robust URL matching.
Thanks Eric, The A4T considerations were raised from here- Redirect
offers - A4T FAQ but will give your method a try and see what happens in
the data. We manage mbox cookies at a domain level, so i'm hoping the as
we are only changing subdomains, these should persist as if it is a
single website.e.g. www.test.com Vs ww2.test.com
Thanks for the detailed response Eric. Feels like we are on the right
lines.A bespoke redirect in JS would give us more flexibility, although
I thought from what i'd read is that only the out of the box redirects
keep the data in synch between both the Mbox and Analytics calls firing
correctly at different positions on the page the redirect happening as
part.All our previous redirect tests with custom JS have produced messy
conversion data in an A4T activity,I presume this is what you mean about...
Hi, Has anyone had any recent experiences, or advice to offer for
configuring a multi-page redirect test between two sub-domains? The
concept is fairly simple – but I am anticipating some complications in
achieving a robust test. It could be thought of as a/b testing a new
version of an entire eCommerce website from www.example.com to
ww2.example.com One complexity is that some of the URL structure on the
new website is not the same as the original so there are two types of
redirects needed: a) ...
No worries - I figured it out it uses $criteria.title. Would be helpful
to have this kind of specification in the documentation (unless i am
just missing it) rather than through trial and error.
Hi - Did you get an answer to this issue? We are about to launch first
recommendations, and can't find anywhere that explains how to define
this in the design code so that this "display title" is output in the
recommendations markup. We can hard-code a title for launch, but would
ideally use the same design to deliver multiple criteria so a dynamic
title is needed.
Hi all,I'm looking for some further clarification about how this effects
returning users this in an a/b test across multiple sessions.We
regularly use new visitor audience as entry condition aiming for cleaner
entries into a test and avoid bias from customers who are already mid
purchase.I had assumed that when this visitor returns in a second or
subsequent session they are obviously no longer "new", but as they are
already bucketed in to the test group they would continue to be shown
the same c...
Hi Kens,So I understand correctly - you are not necessarily wanting to
redirect to a completely different page, but basically add a parameters
to the same page, and reload? Instead of trying the in-built redirect
feature, this could be done with some simple javascript to add the
parameter.There are a few ways to achieve this but a short way that
might be suitable for your test case is this custom
code:window.location.search += '¶m=xyz';i see it has been a few
weeks since you posted, so hope ...
