It is best practice (and default when implementing Adobe) that you have a Marketing Channel called "Natural Search". Hopefully it should just already setup and ready for you to use. Manage marketing channels | Adobe Analytics ThanksDave

If you are implementing in 2022... 1)Prop's aren't that useful any more. 99% of what they do can now be done with eVars which are superior (in 99% of situations). 2)As @VaniBhemarasetty has mentioned - understand evars. How they work, expirary, serialisation and merchandising.Evars are so important. 3)Once you have your BRD and SDR, I would work with your product team to ensure your data layer can pass as much as possible with as little calcuation being done by Launch as possible. This will also...

I think I have figured out. Let's assume Prop8 (Department) is "Dresses". This report is telling you that People who spent 5 to 10 minutes on your site (and viewed dresses) spent around 2.25 minutes in the dresses department. As an FYI - you might want to use the "Average Time On Site" metric - it's alot easier to read.

@jenlasser+ @Urs_Boller It's 3 years to the day since I raised this and there have been over 100 customers asking/liking it (if you include the duplicates Jen mentioned in her post). Is this filter on your road map yet. I understand that the Adobe API can't filter an aggregated metric in the request in the same way it can a string/evar, but surely it would not be hard to do post request (we already do it ourselves in Python). Thanks and have a great christmas. Dave

Sadly I don't think so.Do let me know if you find out a way. 🙂

Yes you can. Here is bit of the code I use... body = {'rsid': 'yourrsid','globalFilters': [{'type': 'dateRange','dateRange': '2021-03-01T00:00:00.000/2021-03-05T00:00:00.000'}],'metricContainer': {'metrics': [{'columnId': 'metrics/event1:::0'..............

Have you tried building one in Excel?In our organisiation we normally use tools (such as kenshoo for PPC) that can do it without human involvment / error.

Great article @yuhuisg