The first thing we looked at when we did this a few years ago is to look at all dimensions and metrics for both report suites and make sure they align. You may need to make some adjustments to get this done, but this is critical before merging the report suites together. Other more implementation-sa...

To quickly answer your main question: You can apply date ranges within a segment or segment container, so I would create a segment with two containers:The first one would have a date range that ends on September 1, 2023 and container X (or its non-repeating settings).The first one has a rolling date...

The workaround I use for this is to use "Send yearly by a specific date" and set up four scheduled reports, one for each quarter.

Hi @Rabeekh!Are you looking to learn about Adobe Analytics specifically? If so, there are a lot of resources under the Learn tab of Experience League. I am a documentation type of learner, but there are other great ways for you to learn, such as tutorials, live events, and a structured course set ba...

Unless someone from your organization has created a custom date segment for the particular campaign or noted the campaign start date somewhere in AA, I don't think this is possible. The only way AA would be aware of your campaign (other than someone in the org making a note of it) is if at least one...

In addition to what @Jennifer_Dungan has pointed out, there are also other factors to consider:Did your organization implement an FB pixel on your website?The presence (or lack thereof) of the pixel could affect the data coming from your FB ads. Having the pixel implemented allows FB to track the pa...

 Searches with zero results (and are they accurate? ie, there is actually no content related to that search vs. the search engine is not able to match content to query)If the site search has filtering capabilities, what filters are visitors commonly using?

Is the problem with the campaign ID because they think it is unique to the user? (We had someone who had the same hesitation.) You can also use other campaign-tracking approaches (our org uses UTM parameters) and then use classification rules to parse those out. This section has specific instruction...

It depends on which social platform and what device platform the visitor is from. If they click on the bit.ly link from Facebook/X on a desktop, it will likely push that referral information through, but if they are on the app, it will likely come through as dark social or "Typed/bookmarked." The be...

I also want to add a caveat that if visitors are idle for more than 30 minutes, the session resets to a new one, so you may want to consider that when looking at the upper range of the time on site.