The Definitive Guide to Adobe Analysis Workspace
Welcome to The Definitive Guide to Analysis Workspace for Adobe Analytics, here’s what we’ll be covering in the post below!
Table of Contents
- The Mystery of Digital Analytics
- The Role of Analysis Workspace for Adobe
- Analysis Workspace Landing Page
- The Basics of Analysis Workspace
- 20 Analysis Workspace Tips
- Date Range Comparisons & Rolling Dates
- Duplicate Visualizations
- Segment Comparison Tool
- Group Drops
- Right-Click Options
- Freeze Visualizations
- Text Descriptions
- Summary Change & Summary Number
- Hide Panels & Visualizations
- Undo & Redo Buttons
- Hot Keys
- Copy and Paste
- Share a Link to Your Project
- Filter Rules
- Item Preview & Exploration
- Curate Project Data
- Reset Column Widths
- Anomaly Detection
- Visualization Switch
- Fallout & Flow Reports
- Feature Requests and Next Steps
The Mystery of Digital Analytics
Digital analytics can be a mysterious, confusing, and complicated space, and “when you really start to dig into data, most people don’t even know what’s possible.” (Source: Ben Gaines, Adobe Analytics Summit 2017, Using Analysis Workspace to tell powerful customer journey stories)
Luckily, with the introduction of tools like Adobe Analysis Workspace (and Google’s counterpart – Google Data Studio), the view of what’s possible with your data is starting to take shape through the fog.…
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What is Direct Traffic, Sayf?
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