When you're calculating unique visitor/visit/hit IDs, it's a good idea to also bring in "first_hit_time_gmt", reason being that sometimes Adobe reuses values in post_visid_high and post_visid_low. It doesn't happen often, but I have seen it happen. It's possible that might be your 3 visitors.   Like...

This is normal. I think at my last organization we had a difference of about 9-10%. Something to keep in mind, from the Adobe end, is that it's based on web data. So, if your order call doesn't fire for some reason (like if customers are clicking through pages/links too fast), then that order will b...

I'm getting this too!  @Jennifer_Dungan and I were talking about this a couple days ago. I've put in a bug ticket with support. It was a bit frustrating, they said that "this week 52 weeks ago" is working and asked if that was different than "this week last year." I think I convinced them that this ...

This really comes down to what your business question is. Do you want to know how many times the software was downloaded? Or do you want to know how many different people downloaded the software? Both are valid questions, but ultimately which one is the best approach will depend on your business.  F...

I'm not sure I 100% understand what you're asking. Are you trying to identify the ID's that saw page 1 and not page 2? You could do that with a segment. A visit level sequential segment is what you would want. First condition would be Page 1, and then you would want an exclude container for Page 2. ...

Also, building on Jen's answer, in addition to seeing reports that are shared with them or with links that others give them, the user will also have access to create their own dashboards if they have an Adobe account. So if your concern is them using different components without any experience, the ...

Ok, so when you take out the max date limitation, is the total for the data feeds greater than or less than your workspace total? The other thing to check is to make sure that you've replicated any conditions in workspace in your data feeds. For example, if you're using a VRS, make sure you replicat...

I agree with the others, screenshots and examples will make it easier to answer your question.   If I were to guess though, it sounds like you might be breaking down a segment by a page dimension and comparing the individual rows for the dimension to the row for the segment? If that is the case, the...

Based on your code I think this is happening based on the max(date) function you're using. For example, if you have three people come to your site 1 visits Monday afternoon 1 visits Monday night just before midnight and continues into Tuesday 1 visits Tuesday morning   When you get your table you ge...

By customer ID I mean a unique customer identifier. We capture a marketing cloud visitor ID (MCVISID) in an evar. Or if you have something unique to your site that you pass that can be used to identifier a unique visitor (like a hashed email or other log-in value).   As for including those increasin...