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Welcome to Adobe’s Channel Analytics Blog, focusing on Omniture technology.

Jose Santa Ana
Decisions Powered by Insight
Michael Halbrook
Analysis with Insight

Access to Profile Objects for Users/Groups [Analysis with Insight]

Thursday, 26 May 2011 @ 11:47, by Michael Halbrook

This breaks “out of the box” of what I typically choose to write about (analysis-related items related to Adobe Insight), but a good question came up on Twitter today from one of our clients (you follow the #AdobeInsight hash tag, right?) Although the question leans more technical/architectural, it’s an area where power analysts / power users frequently … Read more »

Available Today: Adobe Insight 5.4 [Analysis with Insight]

Thursday, 31 March 2011 @ 13:40, by Michael Halbrook

There was a very exciting announcement today regarding the Adobe Online Marketing Suite, powered by Omniture:
The newest release of Adobe Insight, version 5.4, is now available!
I’ve been lucky to have several of my own day-to-day clients take an active role in the external customer beta process of Adobe Insight 5.4, and as we’ve gone through … Read more »

Adobe Insight at Omniture Summit 2011 [Analysis with Insight]

Wednesday, 2 March 2011 @ 17:23, by Michael Halbrook

I’m stoked about Adobe Omniture Summit next week! It sounds like we’ll have the chance to hang out and network with more users of Adobe Insight than ever before at a Summit. We also have some excellent opportunities for Insight users & non-users alike to learn more about some of our showcase data integrations in … Read more »

Social Media Acquisition Reporting Basics [Advanced Solutions]

Tuesday, 31 August 2010 @ 5:30, by Pearce Aurigemma

As the title of this blog suggests I write about advanced topics.  However, sometimes even the more “basic” versions of what I talk about are still advanced.   So when I refer to basics in this post I don’t mean it is as sophomoric or something you should assign to an intern.
Recently, I wrote about Facebook … Read more »

Getting to know the new Marketing Channels reports

Friday, 23 July 2010 @ 7:00, by Ben Gaines

I figured it’s about time I started blogging again. I’ll bet some of you thought I had died. No, I did not. I’ve just been busy adjusting to life as a Product Manager and working hard to help implement as many of the fantastic ideas that I learned from you on Twitter and elsewhere over … Read more »

What’re Small Elements? [Analysis with Insight]

Thursday, 15 July 2010 @ 16:34, by Michael Halbrook

One question that beginner Adobe Insight analysts frequently ask is “What are Small Elements?” Actually, even advanced analysts ask this from time to time, and it’s a good question with a relatively simple answer.
Uniques Exceeded: The first 500,000 elements in a month
If you’ve used Adobe SiteCatalyst, you’re likely familiar with the “Uniques Exceeded” element in … Read more »

Developer Labs Replay!

Sunday, 11 April 2010 @ 18:33, by Brent Watson

This year at Summit (2010), we tried out a new set of sessions - we held Developer Labs where every attendee got to work on a station provided to them, writing code and testing it so as to walk away having written something valuable to take back home. One focused on how Partners integrate with … Read more »

Insight on Insight - Part 1

Thursday, 8 April 2010 @ 12:51, by Kiran Kairab Ferrandino

I love my job.
I really do.
I’m not just saying this in case my bosses read this.
Maybe not the part about getting up early.  Or having to travel sometimes when I would rather not.
But I do like the fact that I have spent the last 4+ years of my career working closely with a product … Read more »

Return your Census Form for Improved Targeting!

Thursday, 1 April 2010 @ 22:27, by David Kirschner

This tip will be especially valuable if you do spot-market advertising, want to determine lift within a market, or understand where you have good market penetration and where it’s lacking.

Excel to Insight Worksheets [Analysis with Insight]

Tuesday, 2 March 2010 @ 12:49, by Michael Halbrook

One of the very powerful and commonly-used visualizations in Adobe Insight is the Worksheet visualization. It allows an analyst to create ad hoc metrics and filters. Like a standard spreadsheet, every cell can contain a static value or a formula - including references to other cells. In addition, though, Insight Worksheet cells can contain formulas … Read more »