The easiest way I used to determine the difference between Average Time on Site and Time Spent Per Visit is that Average Time on Site is calculated based on the number of unbroken sequences linked to a specific dimension while Time Spent Per Visit is a function of the entire visit that includes that...

Hi @nellyko --   What is the setting selected for the "Show" dropdown on the top right of the Projects table? The "Create Folder" button disappears if "all projects" is selected so make sure you select "Folders and Projects" to access that feature.     If this and @Jennifer_Dungan 's suggestion doe...

I would recommend setting aside specific tools for a minute and asking yourself some fundamental questions about where you want your career path to go: Are you interested in switching over to analytics or staying in software engineering with some experience in analytics?What aspects of analytics are...

Hi @aguseranalytics -- total session length only applies to mobile apps. The value you're seeing is in seconds, and it is calculated based on when the app is launched and when it is closed (it does not run in the background). There is a delay in sending the data as the data for that session is sent ...

Hi @PD10 -- it really depends on how your different brand sites interact with each other. I would recommend giving this thread a read; a lot of the points, especially @Jennifer_Dungan 's response, do a great job of breaking down the pros and cons of having one global report suite broken down by virt...

Hi @Biggsy50 -- I am not sure if this is possible, because ALL segments used to filter an alert would have to be triggered. The only other idea I have is to create a calculated metric for visits in each of the directories, but that defeats the purpose of trying to be efficient. (You would only have ...

Hi @MichaelFl2 -- this is happening for me as well (including not being able to copy all columns even I turn off percentages in the display). Have you filed a ticket with Adobe Customer Care?  A less convenient workaround -- that worked for me -- would be to highlight the columns and rows you want a...

HI @JesperSk1 --  There are a couple ways to do this, and it also depends on the configuration of your site search. Assuming your site search results page has a set URL (for example, ours is domain.com/s), you can use the Fallout visualization to find the visits that went to the site search results ...

I think ideally you would have access to an instance of Adobe Analytics either through an organization or client. You could request access to an Analysis Workspace sandbox here, but I am not sure how comprehensive the access would be for you to explore different features of the tool.

Hi @BenjaminPa1 -- Have you checked out the exam prep guide for the Adobe Analytics Professional Business Practitioner Certification? It is a great outline in terms of what you need to know for the exam, but I would also supplement it by exploring the concepts in that guide further with the correspo...