Hello Everyone,  I'm exporting reports from the Adobe data warehouse and the date/time format column is coming back with what I first thought was Epoch formatting.  But that is not correct I think.  Calculators are giving the wrong year.   Example: for Jan, I see dates/time stamps that look like:  1...

Oh good, I'm glad I'm not crazy (at least about this).   I have created a ticket to address this:  Case #E-001146874 - Damon

Hello everyone,  I'm if you all knew of a way to create segmentation or a complicated metric that allows us to see rows of a dimension that performs well for multiple metric columns.   Example:  In 1 table, I would like to see something like: "show me URL's that have greater than a 500 visit daily a...

Hello @AMicro ,  Is it possible to share some examples of these URL's? I know from personal experience where there are special landing pages or specific UTM queries that a number of the following can cause unexpected results.  Examples: bad queries - the ? is not present, or there are 2 ?'s.  This w...

Thanks again @Jennifer_Dungan for hopping on a call and working through this with me.   Jennifer and I did some tests on segments to see where the Attribution IQ setting of "Participation+Visit" lines up with page/URL based segments.  We found that the main difference is that when you make a simple ...

Hello @Jennifer_Dungan , Sorry, here answers to your questions:The URL is captured when the visitor arrives to that pageThe URL is captured for every click on the form pageThe URL is captured when event1 (form complete) occurs when they successfully submit the form.  This occurs ON the same page the...

So, the best way to see page/URL attribution to a conversion event that is likely not on the list of URL's (ex: see a homepage's CR impact to a form complete that occurs downstream in the journey), it is still better to use a "visit" based segment.   And that, there is not an Attribution model that ...

Is the tracking code page of the URL query? in that case you can just create a URL dimension with the data element set to just capture the URL and exclude the query.   If the code comes in as part o the actual URL, you can still use JS to create a data-element for URL that will separate the code fro...

Hello @DhanA2 ,  We have had to get creative with "Bounce Rate" as well.  I agree with @Jennifer_Dungan  that the out of the box bounce rate is not really helpful.  This is for several reasons: If you have iFramed information on your siteIf you have an SPA site or parts of your siteIf you are using ...

Agree with @Jennifer_Dungan on this.  If you want a "rate" based metric for the calls, then simply create an event that fires when the visitor clicks the "call" CTA.  Then, create a ratio metric called "Call Click Ratio" where [# of call clicks] ÷ [visits]