I am currently trying to find a solution on calculating a conversion
rate w/out number of transactions for that unique person/device might
complete. Originally I was using orders divided unique visitors but for
this particular use case, about 30% of my customers are converting
multiple times so it is throwing off my test results for the two
experiences. In one case, someone converted 23 times (a greeting card
experience) and it's made reporting test results more complex than it
should be. Is the...
I actually found this as well right after posting this. Customer
attributes I can't tell but I don't think that Profile attributes can
receive information from offline. I think that would live within
Customer Attributes. Does that appear correct based on the link above?
Thanks!
I have been experimenting with Recommendations on our site for a while
now but looking to move into Rec's within email. The part I am
struggling with is if there is a way to determine the parameter to base
Rec's on from offline information. Ex: I am marketing to a list of
customers that have participated in events in Las Vegas, Denver, and
Kansas City in the past and I want to send them a message with
Recommended events based on their billing attribute instead of target
calling up the device geo...
I'll like to get back on this project but it's been an ongoing headache
that has caused us to find other solution in the interim. For whatever
reason, the pixelation is tied to the 4th+ experience within Target.
Everything before that is fine. The images are of super high quality and
resolution. We originally that might be the problem but we downsized
them and uploaded again with the same issue.
So I have been using DMA for a few activities and I was curious if there
was an easy list to reference names besides guessing in Target? For
instance, The Woodlands, TX falls into Houston but I didn't know that
without some manual entry. Any help would be appreciated.
My original post on the Target specific forum:A/B Test with multiple
audience experiences working correctly except the image swap is fuzzy on
4th audience experienceI have no idea what is going on. I have an
activity set up as an A/B test with targeting. There is business as
usual in A experience, and the B experiences are different images based
on a query requirement in the URL to test a contextual journey. The
activity is functioning exactly how it is prescribed to except that no
matter what I...
I have no idea what is going on. I have an activity set up as an A/B
test with targeting. There is business as usual in A experience, and the
B experiences are different images based on a query requirement in the
URL to test a contextual journey. The activity is functioning exactly
how it is prescribed to except that no matter what I do, the fourth
image offer gets downsampled terribly. All four image files that are
being swapped using image offer are the same resolution and size and in
the same...
Thank you. My problem stems around 50+ markets that need very minimal
language changed per market. Since I can't call up an audience that I
have saved as I see fit currently, I would have to create an individual
experience for each market. It would be more straightforward to get
target to pull the location using DMA or State in a script to make an if
statement vs my current setup that required building out 50+
experiences.
Experience TargetingIs there an easier way to call up a 100 mi radius
around a city, lets say Littlerock, Arkansas, without making an audience
filled with zips or city names etc...? I know that radius and geo is not
100% accurate but it would cover 90% of my needs for a project. Thank
you!
My company is required to comply with the 508 Compliance standard for
the visually impaired. There are certain features that fail this test.
Is there a way to designate an audience for this compliance?Edit: It
appears the reason it is failing is that the recommendations tool is not
including the "alt" tags that the AEM content has elsewhere. Is there a
way to correct this?
https://brailleworks.com/508-compliance-needs-compliant/
I get what you are saying now. So I can't technically carry any content
from page 1 to page 2 within the experience is what I am gathering. My
goal was to automatically forward them to that post-event based on their
geo or if they selected that event to let them know the event had
already transpired but also pull through the dynamic content. If it was
solely geo then I know how to use the dynamic content to do that, but
what I really need to do is use the audiences I set up as a mega-market
and ...
Can you elaborate a bit more? It's not immediately clear how that
function would assist in what I am trying to do. I don't want them to be
delivered to the current state at all. I want to be able to send them to
a post event of that area such as through "redirect to URL" but would
like to use dynamic content and a single page that they all forward to,
just changing the text for the city.
I am preparing for post-event updates for 60+ events. I currently have
60+ geo experiences that end on different dates that I have to manually
handle. I understand that I will have to manually forward the individual
activities, or alter their experience for post events, but I am trying
to figure out a way to provide dynamic content to a single post-event
lander that mentions their city rather than creating 60+ experiences
again. Is there a way to use experience targeting to a accomplish this
wit...
We are wanting to test the same page but change how the recommendation
engine delivers up content. Can this be done? I don't think you can
access recommendations within an a/b setup. Thanks!
After having 40 experiences disappear in an instant I would love the
chance to have the ability to recall past versions. Is storage an issue?
Fine, charge me for it. It will be a bargain compared to the 3 weeks of
lost work.
No sync failures that I am aware of. All the modifications were loaded
in and the first pass of QA in a live environment was performed by
myself. When I handed off testing to my QA within an hour he reported
something was wrong. Is there a reason there isn't a way to retrieve
custom modifications? Is there a better way to go about that? I was
considering using offers but I don't believe I can personalize the
offers unless I use dynamic content correct?
We created an activity and made modifications via the visual designer
for each of our current 35 audiences that had 8 modifications each. All
was well for about 3 weeks, but last week I went to add some more
experiences to it, six to be exact, and all but one experience, the last
one saved, had their modifications wiped. My QA notified me about 30-60
min after the last save where everything looked fine that he was not
seeing the personalized experiences. That is when I became aware of the
disapp...
Unfortunately, I don't think that will help. The container of code has
to be edited for each experience. In this instance, it would be a change
of code for city and state, and CTA buttons, as well as a tracking URL.
Using an offer doesn't carry over the individual modifications. Unless I
am using it wrong. I will dive into that link a bit more as well. Thank
you.
I am currently working on an experience targeting project that focuses
on geolocation for personalization. Is there an easier way to copy HTML
modifications manually from the modifications panel to additional
audience experiences? I can't be the only person running into this.
So my Exp A/Control would deliver identical content to both tourist and
local traffic. But will my Exp B deliver traffic based on the Geo
targeting placed into the two different audiences? If so, which traffic
allocation method would make sure it chose the correct experience based
on geo defined audiences? My guess is auto-target but I'm not 100%
convinced. Otherwise, doing two separate concurrent a/b tests with very
specific geo requirements for each campaign will probably end up being
the best...
So with the first scenario, the Exp A/Control would not have any
personalized content on it but targets to both audiences and the
personalized content would be present on Exp B. Correct? For your second
option, I can't run three tests on the same page at the same time
correct?
I think I might still be misunderstanding this setup just a bit still.
If my three variations of content are 1. Control 2. Local Audience 3.
Tourist Audience how do I maintain 50% of traffic towards control and
then split the remaining based on geo experience?
That's it! Apparently, I just needed lunch as I had been staring at that
page before and couldn't remember the context. Thank you. So one
experience will be local(50 miles) traffic and the other will be the
rest of the nation. Since my two experiences are provided different
content based on which they fall into I would need to use Auto-Target
for allocation correct?
I don't think that is quite right. The test would need to have 1 or 2
controls, with one experience designed specifically for local traffic
and another designed specifically for tourism traffic. The audiences
would be driven by GEO.
My team is stuck on this being an A/B test rather than if the control
performs better than a customized experience. My original plan was to
send 50% of the traffic to the control and 25% to Exp B and 25% to Exp
C. The results of B and C would be combined because the primary goal of
the test is to justify further testing in personalization/targeting. Is
there a better way to look at this? I had found some documentation
within Adobes resources but I can't find it to save my life now. Thanks
