The answer has to be (c) Report Suite Name, Suite ID & Permission Groups.  The name should be unique, as well as the ID & permissions are part of the reason it exists. 

The correct answer is likely (3).  Data uploaded through data sources can't update values like Visits. (Generally ones that are session-based).  That's the best answer as to "why?"  That allows you to eliminate (1). and (2), as no file (valid or invalid) with "visits" would work.  

The answer should be (A).  Since its during the same visit (not a Visitor, at any time), and must be after the blog visit, all the other options can be eliminated.

I will go with (3) data feeds. The data warehouse is tempting but it provides a good level of flexibility in terms what you can export, allowing for calculations.  The data feed is more of a straight out data dump, consequently, would expect greater granularity.  The fact (3) is one of answers elimi...

The answer is (3) Cohort Analysis. This really provides insight for a group of users with similar characteristics for behaviors, retention, churn, etc. over time. The others really do not group users by shared characteristics over time but are useful for seeing points of friction in a sequence (Fall...

Hi @Meghan_Powers Very nice to meet you, as well! I'm Eric. I'm in Chicago. I'm also really looking forward to working with you, and all your experience, to get deeper into the power of AA and its connection with other all the technologies.  Also looking forward to the many discussions amongst the g...

If you have the fine grain priority setting turned on from Admin, then activity with the highest number takes precedence. So, if multiple activities are assigned to the same location with the same audience, the activity with 999 takes precedence over the one set to 0.  If you don't have fine grain s...

Hi @aliv1  Can you provide a little bit more context?  What is an example of Page A >- Page A',  Page B> Page B' and Page C > Page C'. Do they connect in some way? For example, does the variations of A & B & C, have some relevance to each other. A multi-page experience can have redirects but ultimat...

I would say (A) is the strongest. (B) has too many assumptions around the involvement of AA and/or Launch (as @Payoosni20 nicely put). (C)  makes the assumptions that "cart additions" is an option to choose from, but that may not be the case. 

I'm gonna go with (C).  I think the key word is "What should the BP do first?."  Checking the experiment setup, itself, is a good first step.  Looking to see if others are having issues (A), is a good idea, though. Hmmm. Maybe, all items are having issues, or site, in general. It should be part of t...