Do you have the processing rules for marketing channels set up? Create Marketing Channel processing rules If you do, you can break down all form submissions (however you have this tracked: event, pageview, etc.) by the last touch channel. This would tell you, of the form submissions, how many came v...

Check out the documentation for sending in along additional data in a trackAction: Track App Actions You can put the current page at the time of the action into the context data, and then map it to your desired evar/sprop. Then you'd be able to see the pages/screens on which your action happened.

Silly question, but have you pushed your DTM rules to the production library?When you're testing in your production environment, what DTM library are you testing with? Are you familiar with the DTM Switch? Launch and DTM Switch - Chrome Web Store

I'm assuming you're talking about scheduling the delivery of a workspace project right? If it's only one single table, you could most likely recreate it as a report (as opposed to a workspace) and send it that way without the limit.You could also set up a reportbuilder spreadsheet and schedule it to...

First touch would be helpful to see how customers first got introduced to your brand. Participation allocation would help you see the in-between marketing activities, and it would also help you see what pages they saw before making a purchase. You could look at how many visits users have before maki...

If a piece of content was published but never received any traffic, adobe analytics won't have a record of it. If this is your own content it could be easier to answer your question by looking at the content management system (CMS) you use. If you're using adobe analytics its probably AEM.

I can see the confusion. The official Adobe definition of a Visit is "A sequence of page views in a sitting" - Visit. However, this includes single-page visits.Think of it this way: generally one Unique Visitor will have one or more Visits. Each Visit will have one or more Page Views. There are exce...

One of the core purposes of DTM, like other tag managers, is to manage marketing pixels (often called marketing tags). Adding pixels via DTM would be the best practice.In DTM, you'd make a page load rule that only fires on the specific pages you need. This page load rule would then insert the market...

Can you send a screenshot of your segment definition? Are you sure you're using the AND operator or the OR operator? What metrics would you like to see for these URLs?

You could create a segment where page URL is either A or B or C. That way you could get data for multiple URLs bundled together in a single row.