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iOS App Measurement Updates for iOS 5 and UDID
This blogpost is a continuation of Part 1. Please make sure you read that also to get the context of why the iOS App Measurement library needs updates for iOS 5.
Tonight we are releasing an iOS App Measurement update that includes a large change for clients using the default Visitor ID method that previously set … Read more »
Time Based Analysis, part 2
To further build upon how to leverage time based segments in Discover I have the following example business question and how one might go about answering that question and taking actions from the data.
Who are my visitors that purchased last month and have returned to the site this month, but not purchased?
The segment needed to … Read more »
Time Based Analysis, part 1
With the release of Discover 2.9 a few months ago new functionality was introduced that makes it possible to create time based segments. In this post I am going to try to address the business value of this new functionality with a few analysis examples. These examples will be spread out among two posts, so … Read more »
Discover AND/OR Segmentation
It’s the middle of the night…you wake up in a cold sweat…you think back to that great Discover analysis that you presented to the entire company which coworkers praised, change the approach of major global initiatives, and appeared to be the answer to world peace. And then the questions start to hit you…did I segment … Read more »
5 Helpful Discover Tips
Do you want to be able to get to the data you need more quickly in Discover? Below are 5 tips to save you time as you discover more information about your visitors and opportunities to enhance your site.
1. Quick segment creation
Often I find myself looking at a report in Discover and I think that … Read more »
How Does Paid Search Affect Visitor Behavior?
Does the success or failure of your paid and natural search initiatives create more questions? Do you want to understand better how visitors react to your site entering from external search? Do you want to know how to improve your site to take better advantage of the traffic you are driving to your site from … Read more »
Discover Tip: Trending Metrics That Are Not Under Site Metrics.
If you read my post about Soft vs Hard Bounces you may have noticed that I was trending single page visits. Typically, when you are trending a metric “sans dimension” (just on its own and not broken down against specific line items in a report) you can look to the trusty Site Metrics menu for … Read more »
Soft vs Hard Bounces: A Closer Look at Bounce Rate
What if I told you that your bounced visitors include some of your best customers and one of the most profitable segments for your site? Sound crazy? Read on…
Bounce rate is one of the most loved metrics. Bounce rate is an indicator of page performance and tells you if your page was compelling enough to … Read more »
Welcome to Inside Discover
Over 5 years ago Omniture Discover was launched and in the past five years so many wonderful, amazing, and dare I say, magical improvements have been made. On April 8 the magic continued with the release of Discover 2.9. With all the great improvements in this release we decided that it was … Read more »
