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May 12, 2023 12:26 PM UTC
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Classify Visits based on Frontpage Views

Hello, I would like to classify the visits according to this and get the volume:

- Visits without Frontpage Views

- Visits with 1-2 Frontpage Views

- Visits with at least 3 Frontpage Views.

 

Is it possible to do that in AA?

Thanks for your support

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Jennifer_Dungan
Jennifer_DunganAccepted solution
Level 2
May 12, 2023 2:14 PM UTC

You should be able to create segments.

 

Let's assume your pageName populates "frontpage"

 

Visits without Front Page Views

VISIT Level (Exclude)

        pageName equals "frontpage"

 

^ basically, this will exclude visits that at any point landed on the frontpage

 

Visits with Single Front Page View

VISIT Level

        pageName equals "frontpage"

        AND

        VISIT Level Container (exclude)

                 pageName equals "frontpage"

                 THEN

                 pageName equals "frontpage"

 

 

^ basically, this will include visits that go to the front page, but exclude visits that hit the frontpage, then later hit the frontpage again (essentially, only visits that hit the page once should be included)

 

 

Visits with at Least 3 Front Page Views

VISIT Level

        pageName equals "frontpage"

        THEN

        pageName equals "frontpage"

        THEN

        pageName equals "frontpage"

 

^ Basically, within the Visit the user must have hit the home page, then hit it again, then hit it again (at last 3 times)

 

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Hemang35
Level 5
May 12, 2023 5:20 PM UTC

Yes, it's possible to classify visits based on the number of Frontpage views in Adobe Analytics. You can create segments for each classification and apply them to your reports. Here's how to create the segments:

  1. Log in to your Adobe Analytics account and navigate to the Workspace.

  2. Click on the "Components" tab and select "Segments."

  3. Click on "Create New Segment."

  4. For each classification, create a separate segment following these steps:

  • Visits without Frontpage Views:
    a. Drag "Visit" container into the segment builder.
    b. Drag the "Page" dimension into the Visit container.
    c. Set the condition to "equals" and enter the Frontpage name.
    d. Check the "Exclude" checkbox next to the Visit container.

  • Visits with 1-2 Frontpage Views:
    a. Drag "Visit" container into the segment builder.
    b. Drag the "Occurrences" metric into the Visit container.
    c. Set the condition to "between" and enter the values 1 and 2.
    d. Apply the "Page" dimension to the Occurrences metric and set the condition to "equals" and enter the Frontpage name.

  • Visits with at least 3 Frontpage Views:
    a. Drag "Visit" container into the segment builder.
    b. Drag the "Occurrences" metric into the Visit container.
    c. Set the condition to "greater than or equal to" and enter the value 3.
    d. Apply the "Page" dimension to the Occurrences metric and set the condition to "equals" and enter the Frontpage name.

  1. Save each segment with a relevant name and description.

Now you can apply these segments to your reports to analyze visits based on the number of Frontpage views. To see the volume of visits for each segment, simply apply the segments to a report with the "Visits" metric.

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Sophie_HAuthor
Level 2
May 15, 2023 7:55 AM UTC

Thanks for your feedback. 

I am getting the expected output with Jennifer's suggestion.

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Jennifer_Dungan
Jennifer_DunganAccepted solution
Level 2
May 12, 2023 2:14 PM UTC

You should be able to create segments.

 

Let's assume your pageName populates "frontpage"

 

Visits without Front Page Views

VISIT Level (Exclude)

        pageName equals "frontpage"

 

^ basically, this will exclude visits that at any point landed on the frontpage

 

Visits with Single Front Page View

VISIT Level

        pageName equals "frontpage"

        AND

        VISIT Level Container (exclude)

                 pageName equals "frontpage"

                 THEN

                 pageName equals "frontpage"

 

 

^ basically, this will include visits that go to the front page, but exclude visits that hit the frontpage, then later hit the frontpage again (essentially, only visits that hit the page once should be included)

 

 

Visits with at Least 3 Front Page Views

VISIT Level

        pageName equals "frontpage"

        THEN

        pageName equals "frontpage"

        THEN

        pageName equals "frontpage"

 

^ Basically, within the Visit the user must have hit the home page, then hit it again, then hit it again (at last 3 times)

 

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Sophie_HAuthor
Level 2
May 15, 2023 7:53 AM UTC

Thanks, it is working as expected !

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