@Jennifer_Dungan wrote:However, are you looking for the "Landing Page by Channel" or the "Clicks on some element on the Landing Page by Channel" (because you won't have an "instance" - i.e. explicitly set value - on the click, if the click is relying on the Visit level attribution)It's a combination...

Thanks for you reply Jennifer, that helps! Above is a brief description of the definitions of each segment (Channel 5 is my 'Organic' segment). If I change these to 'hit' level segments instead, will it likely alleviate the duplication issue I am facing? Is there any way around it? Because currently...

So I have a landing page which users can arrive on through a variety of different marketing campaigns in place. I have created separate segments for each of these campaigns, which are tracked by SCIDs.  Typically, the total traffic from each of these channels falls short of the total traffic to the ...

Thank you for the clarification

Hi Jennifer, I'm not really sure what the answer to that is but I can follow-up.However, thinking about this again, I am now feeling that the numbers are perfectly sensible. The new visit segment seems to be defined at a visitor level for where Visits = 1 specifically. In that case, if Person 1 Visi...

So the summary below shows the unique visitors, new visits, and return visits to my URL from since it launched.I am wondering how it is possible to have a scenario where unique visitors is greater than new visits, shouldn't it be equal or lower?

I have created a custom metric using Approximate Distinct Count for my member IDs.I wanted to validate that this lines up with the number of Member IDs who are clicking a CTA, so I created two tables - one with this distinct count metric, and one with the unique visitors metric. Both are broken down...

Thank you both for the suggestions!

Thanks for the suggestion, it definitely seems like this should be the case, as previously consented users don't see the privacy page popping up. I will investigate this route, but I am confused as to how I would include this in the dashboard itself, if not using a non-expiring evar?

The user flow I have is as follows: CTA is displayed on page > user clicks CTA> directed to privacy agreement page > agrees to the terms and conditions > directed to experience. I do not have tracking for the last part of this journey, only up until they click agree. Furthermore, once they have clic...