- Viewing Traffic and Conversion Metrics by Dynamic Signal Dimensions
- Segmenting by Dynamic Signal Dimensions
- Integrated Reporting Dimensions
Note
It can take 24-48 hours to begin seeing some of the Dynamic Signal data within your Adobe Analytics reporting.Viewing Traffic and Conversion Metrics by Dynamic Signal Dimensions
This integration provides new dimensions that become available as Adobe Analytics reports. The report below is an example of analyzing both Visits and a conversion metric (Registrations) that have been broken down by Article Title.
Segmenting by Dynamic Signal Dimensions
A primary feature of this integration is the ability to create Adobe Analytics segments based on the integrated reporting dimensions. For example, you can build a segment that includes only Visits originating from a specific Dynamic Signal Community. You might call this "Visits driven from SuperFans". This segment definition might look like the following.
Integrated Reporting Dimensions
Below is a list of the Dynamic Signal reporting dimensions that are included with this integration.
Dimension
Description
Channel Type
The social network (or blogging platform) where the user shared a community post. Users may share a post on multiple channels. Clicks and other activities are segmented per channel. This field displays Facebook, Twitter, etc. so that you can see which Channel Type is driving activity.
Article ID
The Article ID uniquely identifies each piece of content in the Dynamic Signal community.
Source Type
This field indicates whether the post was created by a "Member" or the "Brand". Note that in either case content may be created manually in the application or imported from an external feed.
User Name
The user who shared a post on his or her social network(s), generating click-throughs to your site.
Source ID
The Source ID uniquely identifies the creator (or author) of the shared post. This is most often either a particular member or an external feed.
User ID
The User Id uniquely identifies a user (i.e., a member) in the Dynamic Signal community. In this case, the user is the sharer who shared the post on his or her social network(s).
Source Name
The source is the creator (or author) of the shared post. In most cases, this is a member of the community or an external feed.
Article Title
The title of the shared post that generated clicks back to your site.
Community Name
The name of your Dynamic Signal community.
Tip
Each time a user shares an article on a new social network, Dynamic Signal creates a unique tracking code for that share. Four times a day, we upload any new tracking codes for your community using Adobe's ImportUploadClassifications Partner API (links to an external site).