Product String Launch Extension
Whether you manage eCommerce sites, Hospitality sites, Lead Gen sites, or other types of sites, most implementers of Adobe Analytics can find a use for the Product String when implementing Adobe Analytics.
Five Steps for Using Your BI Tool to Manage Your BI Tool
With the growing success of a BI tool, there’s often a period where a few people within an organization start to feel that it’s increasingly difficult to understand everything that’s going on.
Sample Size Calculation — Myth Buster Edition
It’s a dangerous question to answer, but are the testing results statistically significant?
The Data Literacy Triad
With more data and more ways to work with that data, it is no surprise that organizations are increasingly embracing the need to be knowledgeable and competent — literate — when it comes to the application of data.
Takeaways from Adobe Summit 2018
Hopefully, if you attended Adobe Summit 2018, you will have worked through the after-effects of the sensory overload of Vegas combined with the sensory overload of Summit by now, but who knows?
For Migrations from DTM to Launch, by Adobe — Search Discovery is the Clear Choice
We’ve done an exhaustive, head-to-head, point-by-point comparison between three great migrators. While all of those evaluated showed particular strengths, many did not have strengths that map well to the task of migrating from DTM to Launch by Adobe....
Multivariate Testing 101
There’s a lot to learn about A/B and multivariate testing, and a lot of debate about whether (and when) to use each. But don’t fret! This post seeks to clarify issues surrounding both…
Test & Learn Community — Join the conversation!
Several years ago, in a small conference room with a view of the Pacific, I was talking optimization with 17 others at the XChange conference. The conversation was lively, educational, and zingy in that way that makes a person want to collaborate and...
Introducing The SDI Toolkit
What does 007’s iconic1964 Aston Martin DB5 and the SDI Toolkit for Launch, by Adobe have in common?