A clue (or the culprit) will likely reside in whatever code (JS?) is producing the hierarchy text, particularly where the use of a colon is involved.

** solution found - see bottom of post **Hey All, I am trying to work out when to add {page: false} as per https://developer.adobe.com/target/implement/client-side/atjs/atjs-functions/adobe-target-triggerview-atjs-2/.   Here's an example of what I am working with: Items A: Clicking these items shows...

Organic traffic can originate from any domain (not just .com). Take for example facebook.com. Organic traffic could originate from there, if someone shares a link to your site and someone clicks on it. Alternatively, paid traffic might also originate from facebook.com as well, if an ad is placed on ...

Hmm ok, thanks for the response. So, all I can then think of to verify it is: 1. Clear all browser cache for test 2. Have paid media team set up a dummy ad for me and push it live 3. Me to view said ad "in the wild" using cache cleared browser, and don't click on it 4. Close browser 5. Open browser ...

This may help: Unique Visitors (ユニーク訪問者) https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/components/metrics/unique-visitors.html?lang=ja Visits (訪問数) https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/components/metrics/visits.html?lang=ja   Take a look at this for why there might be a difference b...

Hey - I am setting up new marketing channel processing rules, and I am hoping to find a way of validating that my rules for Display View Through's are working the way I expect. Assuming I see a display ad for company x, and instead of clicking on the ad, I visit company x's website directly... is th...

We were able to find a solution internally with our developers. The solution we came up with involves listening for 'any' clicks, and if the clicked element contains an attribute called "data-adobe-view", then get its value (i.e. the name of the view) and then fire a triggerView call using that valu...

Haha thanks for the reply and the quote that made me laugh I am all for waiting if that's the only option. Curious to learn how you're actually validating what each hit is legitimately qualifying for - i.e. how do you know that the hit at 2pm was not the hit at 2:01pm... etc.

I am refining the definition of our marketing channel processing rules - essentially introducing more explicit definitions for each rule to ensure channel data is more accurate.   I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how best to Q/A this? The latency attached to data processing makes it ...