Hi Jen,The problem we've run into at our company is that we probably add 5-10 events per week, maybe a variable or two, and some classifications. And then we have 6 or so VRS that we actively use.We have two VRS that are used very often, which have just slight differences between them. When I create...

This looks correct. Our internal search terms report looks very similar. This just means that of all the occurrences on your site (which is pretty much every page view and hit combined) a decent percentage of them happened before anything had been searched. In addition to recording internal search t...

When you say "unspecified", what are you referring to? Are you looking at the pages report and 80% of page views have an unspecified pagename? Or 80% of unique visitors have an unspecified mobile device? In many cases, high levels of unspecified values in a report is normal.

So unfortunately, segments in Analytics are always based on a specific users activity, rather than the activities of a specific page. So while you can build a segment that will show the first time each specific visitor has visited a specific page, you won't be able to build a segment that shows the ...

In your paid social rule you have the logic set to look for either 1) the NYCPS_ CID, or 2) the referring domain of Facebook. This 2nd condition will falsely label almost all of your organic traffic from facebook as Paid Social. That should be the logic that is found in your Organic Social rules ins...

In Adobe, an entry is registered at the beginning of each visit. So visits and entries should always match. Similarly, an entry page and referrer value (if available) should be recorded at the beginning of every visit, and will expire at the end of the visit (30 minutes of inactivity).If you're thin...

Hi Marting,We run into the same problem with Paypal being a main payment gateway for us. You're exactly right, just add "paypal.com" to your internal URL filters, and adobe will ignore these referrers. Seeing that Paypal is never a legitimate referrer who sends converting traffic to us for which we ...

This solution will only work if you have an eVar (or prop) capturing the previous page value (easiest solution is using the s.getPreviousValue plugin)Then your segment would look like thisHITPrevious Page (eVarX) = Page A ANDPage = Page B

If you have a variable set up to capture the previous page value, then you can identify each individual hit where someone has gone from page A to page B (Segment to show hits where Previous Page = Page A and Page = Page B)

What are your internal URL filters set to? Is adobe mistakenly labeling most of your traffic as internal because of your filter settings?