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Creating segment for page visits

  • March 18, 2024
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I'm trying to create a segment that includes visits to the review page that coming from the product page (previous page name). Is the correct way is adding the product page and after > review page?

 

also after creating segment how should I create the table? is adding the review page name is enough?

 

 

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Best answer by MandyGeorge

For the sequential segment, you want "within" not "after". After means the x time has to occur before the second criterion. Within, means that at most x time can pass between the events.

So, Product page and then within one page (so the very next page) review page.

 

Now, this is a visit level segment, since it is sequential. You will want to make sure you break it down by page name so that you can see how many of the hits are for that specific page, because it will return all pages in that visit by default. One way to get around having to use the breakdown in addition to the segment is to build a visit in hit segment (putting your sequential visit container inside of a segment that is at a Hit level, with the page you are interested in duplicated in the hit part of the segment). 

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pradnya_balvir
pradnya_balvir
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March 19, 2024

You have to create the segment on "hit" level not on visits level.

Visit will provide you the data of all visited pages in that session.

 

Page name v1 equals review page and previous page/entry page equal product page.

 

In table, use dimension as page name v1 and metrics visits. (you can see the data for review page and if you want to see the data of previous page then breakdown it by previous page)

 

MandyGeorge
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March 18, 2024

For the sequential segment, you want "within" not "after". After means the x time has to occur before the second criterion. Within, means that at most x time can pass between the events.

So, Product page and then within one page (so the very next page) review page.

 

Now, this is a visit level segment, since it is sequential. You will want to make sure you break it down by page name so that you can see how many of the hits are for that specific page, because it will return all pages in that visit by default. One way to get around having to use the breakdown in addition to the segment is to build a visit in hit segment (putting your sequential visit container inside of a segment that is at a Hit level, with the page you are interested in duplicated in the hit part of the segment). 

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