There are many ways for our customers to get to a quote page, but I'm only interested in Quote page views that were preceeded by the Pricing page. Any idea how to build this segment?    Basically I just want page views for Page B only if they got there from Page A.

In the table below, is there a way to get "Single Page Visit Rate" to show the average of the two segments instead of the sum?    

I know there is a way to calculate percentage change for a metric between two time periods (e.g. Page Views this month v. Last Month). The way that I do this is to use the "Compare Time Periods" option. However, if I break this down by Page, sometimes I see +1000% because some went from 1 page view ...

We have multiple language-specific pages within our domain. Some data we collect (CTAs, Article Titles, etc.) are not in EN and are collected in the region's native language. I have not seen a solution for translation in Analytics or Launch - is there a solution or alternative for this?

I'm trying to compose a segment of visitors that: 1. In their first visit, entered through blog.page.com 2. In their first visit, came from Natural Search Is this logic accurate?  

Your data warehouse report should be pretty easy to put together. You need to select eVar4 (your ID) and then select your page dimension (eVar3 Page Name or any other page dimension). Then, the only metric you need to add is Page Views. That should give you the view that you require.   If you follow...

If you want to do this at scale, you can select the same dimensions and metrics in Data Warehouse and export it to an FTP location.    If the scale is too large for an Excel file, I'd recommend setting up a data feed into a database and querying the data from there.

I'm trying to identify the number of visits it takes to convert for a particular asset. To achieve this, I've created a Sequential Segment with the following logic:   Segment scope: Visitor, Only after sequence Visit Number = 1 THEN Page Type = Conversion [Hit]   I've measured this segment by Visits...

In Workspace, I would set up a Freeform Table where the dimension is an Adobe Analytics ID (or an ID that you've set up manually), and then break it down by the Page dimension. The metric for the use case would be Page Views.

Thanks @Jennifer_Dungan , I had initially approached the issue like this but wasn't able to show any visitors within the segment. Interestingly enough, the container must specify either before/after sequence selection (and not include everyone) to get this to work. Thanks for the insight.