I'm looking to create a segment that aligns with the following
calculated metric:I've created this Return Visitor calculated metric for
the purpose of extracting the number of return visitors who entered my
Adobe Target A/B Test.I receive this number by calculating the
difference between the New Visit/Visitors and total Unique Visitors in
my activity. I am unable to use my calculated metric as my normalizing
metric in A4T, therefore I needed to create a segment so that I can
apply this segment a...
I'm currently in the process of trying to dedupe the Activity
Conversions metric that appears when A4T is selected as the reporting
source in Target. The primary reason I'm doing is because I want to
capture the 'percentage of visitors in my activity that have clicked or
engaged with an element being clicktracked on the page'. Referring back
to this documentation: How Do I View the Conversion Rate, Lift, and
Confidence Level? | Adobe Target"For A4T, we use a Student’s t-test
calculation for cont...
I'd like to know how I can exclude or prevent visitors from entering
both experiences in my Target activity. I am currently using Adobe
Target as my reporting source, and I'm wondering if there is an OOB
functionality to segment those visitors who saw both experiences and
exclude them out of my activity.I'm only trying to be proactive because
sometimes this issue persists in A4T and I end up needing to create
exclusion segments because the total visitors adds up to >100%.
I understand that category affinity is contingent on having a value set
to the parameter 'user.categoryId'. I was wondering if it were possible
to reference user.categoryId by itself as an mbox parameter in my
audience rules, as opposed to using the standalone category affinity
algorithm? Suppose user.categoryId is associated with the category of my
product, can I build an audience whose categoryId matches a specific
value?
Hi Gauresh, thanks for the reply. How can I attach that click event on
the paid ad section of Google? I'm not sure if Google allows users to
add custom code to their search engine.
Is it possible to utilize the category affinity algorithm across more
than one attribute? Currently I have category affinity configured to
retrieve the page category name (e.g. - scarves, t-shirts, bedsheets,
coats). However, I'd like to know if there is a way that I can be a bit
more granular with my categories. In addition to my page category I'd
also like the algorithm to consider the product material (e.g. - linen,
silk, cotton) as well. In other words, how can I utilize category
affinity ac...
I'd like to personalize my website where the hero heading of my homepage
will dynamically change if the visitor clicks on one of my paid
advertisements on Google. For example, suppose my paid ad contains :"New
Cars - Compare Specs, Pricing & MPG", similar to this paid advertisement
by ford. If the visitor clicks on my paid advertisement, I'd like to
build a personalized experience where the title of the paid ad is used
as the heading of my hero banner on my homepage. Would this be feasible?
If s...
Hi @ram_adobe, Are HTML offers meant for strictly content/asset changes
to existing sections on the page? What would you say is the best
practice for storing offers that create or add new sections on the page
with JavaScript, given that you can only replace existing elements with
Offers on the VEC?
We are currently running an A/B test (carousel_desktop_add_spd_price)
where the objective of this test is to determine if adding short product
descriptions with/without a price tag below products featured in the
product page carousel will increase the click through rate of the
carousel and the percentage of visitors adding to cart (out of the
visitors that engaged with the carousel). The experiences are delivered
on the product page template. We have Adobe Analytics tags to capture
when a visito...
Thank you for the reply @LordOfTheRings. Aside from manually requesting
from Adobe to delete these mboxes, do you happen to know any
alternatives to deleting them via the API?
While testing my personalization activity, I've created test mboxes and
parameters using Adobe.target.trackEvent(). After doing this several
times, I want to reduce the clutter (excess mboxes and parameters) that
appears in my audience rule settings. How would I go about deleting the
mboxes and passed parameters that I no longer require? Also, does there
happen to be a limit on the number of mboxes that I can pass?
I want users to be able to experience an activity on the follow
conditions:- If this is not their first session on the site- If they
have items in their cart To check if they have items in their cart, I've
wrote a trackEvent code that will fire once the quantity element is
present on the page. function paramQuantityLoop(){ var bagQuantityLooper
= setInterval(function(){ if(document.querySelector('.total-quantity')
&& document.querySelector('.total-quantity').innerText != ""){
adobe.target.trackE...
My A/B Test activity has recently finished it's desired testing
duration. I'm using Target Reporting as the reporting source. Before the
activity was launched, I added some extra audiences for reporting such
as "New Visitors" , "Returning Visitors", and two custom audiences:
'Mobile Visitors', and 'Desktop Visitors'. The issue that I'm currently
facing is now I want to see combined visitors who qualified as both
("New Visitor" or "Returning Visitor") AND "Mobile Visitor". Vice versa
for "Desktop...
I want to create an A/B test for visitors who click on a specific link
that will redirect them to the activity url. Let's assume that visitors
who click on a button that reads 'Shop Cars' on the homepage will
redirect to a page that displays a listing of cars. I want to create a
test where half of the visitors who clicked on my button will instead
redirect to a page that contains curated assortment of cars from a
specific brand. The issue that currently exists is that visitors have
more than one...
