Imagine a situation like this: You are facing a new challenge when using or implementing Adobe Analytics. What do you do? If you are like me, you first check out the documentation to make sure you’ve understood the available features correctly. Then, you start researching blog posts and articles around your topic to see if and how anyone has solved this before. If you are still unsure, you might ask some people on Twitter, LinkedIn, or the Measure Chat. As a last resort, you might even reach out to Client Care and ask for help. It’s easy to see why this approach is not ideal. First, it’s not easy to know if the way you approach a task is still the best way or if new solutions exist. Depending on which pages you found when researching, you might end up with an outdated solution or contradicting approaches by different authors […]
Tag: Github
Call for contributions! Introducing the Open Adobe Analytics Component Repository
Over the last few months I created quite a lot of Calculated Metrics and Segments for this blog. While the feedback has been great, it became more and more difficult, for me and others, to keep up with all the different metrics and where exactly I used them. I’ve been using a privat Github repository to keep track of everything I create which I now make available to the public. I will put all the metrics and segments I have already created on there as I migrate them from my private repo. The same will be true for future posts on my own blog. My hope is that this will help me stay on top of all those components and maybe help somebody else to find them more quickly. But since I host it on Github, why not make this a collaborative effort? Share your work and earn kudos From […]