Our post today will touch on two separate subjects (tagging of forms and limiting server calls (and therefore cost) in certain situations). Those two work together very well, so I decided to mix them together. Two subjects in one posting. Surely that's a good deal! Forms A lot of web sites live entirely to provide visitors … Continue reading Tagging Forms (w/o Losing Money)
Author: Jan Exner
German expat living in Switzerland (formerly UK and France). Consultant and member of the Multi-Solutions Group at Adobe, working with the Digital Marketing Suite. Father of 4 girls.
Using Data Feeds for Debugging
When I wrote about debugging mobile apps some time ago I mentioned that one way to get data out of SiteCatalyst Adobe Analytics for troubleshooting is the so-called "Data Feeds" — flat files of raw data delivered by FTP, containing one line per every hit sent. BIG data When you looked at the URL of … Continue reading Using Data Feeds for Debugging
Analysing Mobile Apps – Analysis
Welcome to the last article in the mini series on Mobile App Tracking. If you haven't yet seen the others, here they are: Overview, Prerequisites, Tagging, Debugging and Analysing (this one). This week (remind me never to post 4 articles in a single week ever again!), we'll look at how the implementation you made helps … Continue reading Analysing Mobile Apps – Analysis
No post Today
No post today due to move. Will aim to have one up next week.
Analysing Mobile Apps – Debugging
This article is part of a mini-series on Mobile App Tracking discussing Overview, Prerequisites, Coding, Debugging (this one) and Analysis of mobile apps. This one is about what developers hate most: finding out why stuff doesn't work and fixing it. There are quite a lot of moving pieces here, so debugging includes a couple of different … Continue reading Analysing Mobile Apps – Debugging
Analysing Mobile Apps – Tagging
This article is part of a mini-series on Mobile App Tracking discussing Overview, Prerequisites, Coding (this one), Debugging and Analysis of mobile apps. I decided to stop yesterday when I felt it was getting too long. I was also unsure whether the next step was still setup or part of the actual coding. Doesn't really … Continue reading Analysing Mobile Apps – Tagging
Analysing Mobile Apps – Prerequisites
This article is part of a mini-series on Analysing Mobile Apps discussing Overview, Prerequisites (this one), Coding, Debugging, and Analysis of mobile apps. Today I walk you through the setup. You will need to install some things, check that you can log into Adobe Analytics ("the mobile way") and figure out where your tracking will go. … Continue reading Analysing Mobile Apps – Prerequisites
Analysing Mobile Apps – Overview
This month I'd like to present a mini-series about tracking and analysing mobile apps. This mini-series should give you everything you need if your job requires you to analyse your mobile apps. Some parts are relevant for the business (the friendly marketer as well as product management), some are downright for the developer who builds … Continue reading Analysing Mobile Apps – Overview
Poll – Mobile Analytics Mini-Series?
We have yet another 5th Tuesday this month, but instead of posting an article, I'd like to ask a question: Do we need, or should I write a mini-series on implementing mobile? I'd start with the setup of a mobile report suite including how you actually log in. Then I'd explain how to get everything … Continue reading Poll – Mobile Analytics Mini-Series?
SAINT API and API Explorer
Do you remember SAINT Classifications at all? When I wrote that article over a year ago, they were useful but slightly cumbersome. Manual upload of meta data was the norm. Only a few customers had opted for "SAINT Bernard". In the meantime, product management and engineering released two features: the Classifications Rule Builder and the … Continue reading SAINT API and API Explorer
Web Analytics for Developers 