Hello,when I look at the Target Activities Report regarding our recent
A/B Tests, I have a varying amount of visitors marked as "unspecified".
This number ranges sometimes between 25% and 80% (of unique visitors who
are counted as "unspecified"). I am aware, that Adobe Target might take
up to 36 hours until traffic is correctly classified regarding one of
the experiences. But then, at least for a test which has been
deactivated already 1 week ago, the classification should be complete,
shouldn't...
Thanks for your answer surbgupt. In this case it seems to only affect
the cart page, so maybe it is specific to our particular cart
page.However, this might also be a general problem. Therefore, I am
wondering if others might have experiences on a genereal level, with
modifications not appearing on specific pages and what the reasons might
be...
Hello, in the test version (B) of an A/B test, I would like to add an
additional class to the html tag, which changes the design of our
product carousels. To do this I use the code modificiation, like
displayed below:In the "Page Delivery" options I additionally set up a
rule so that this modification applies to all pages within our
domain.However, it works for all pages but not on our shopping cart
page, where the class attribute is not set as described.Does anybody
have an explanation for thi...
Thanks for your Feedback LJ Jones. Yes we use A4T and the at.js (we
ensured that it is the latest version). We partially solved the problem
by also setting a redirect for version A of the test (linking to the
default landing page). Now the traffic is split among the experiences as
defined in the test setup. However, the numbers between the Target
Report and e.g. the Pages Report in Analytics are still very different.
E.g. the number of unique visitors in the Target Report is by
approximately 90...
Hello, we have started an A/B/N Test with overall 6 versions of a
landing page (incl. control version). Each of the test versions (B-F)
redirects to a different url (landing-page-b.html, landing-page-c.html,
etc.) It is set up in Target, that the traffic is distributed by 20% for
A and 16% each for the 5 test versions (B-F). However, according the
Adobe Analytics tracking, roughly 80% of the traffic go to A and 20% to
the 5 other versions (4% each).Does anyone have an idea where the
problem migh...
