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Written by Julie Trenque

Updated on 05/25/2023

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This article is about Personalization.

You have several options to adapt the results display to your needs. Filter your results, limit them to a particular date range, choose the type of view for visits and conversions.

Filters

Use filters to limit the results display to visitors meeting specific criteria.

Among the available filtering criteria, you will find many of the segmentation criteria :

  • Visited page URL
  • Page title
  • Landing page URL
  • Referring website URL
  • Browser
  • Traffic type
  • Acquisition channel (only available in the Personalization module)
  • New or returning visitors
  • Weather: sky condition (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Language (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Device type
  • Conversions (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Kameleoon segment (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Browser language
  • Weekday (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Key pages (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Number of pages viewed
  • Campaign
  • Goal achieved
  • Operating system
  • Ad blocker (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Day or night (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Number of website visits
  • Time spent on the website (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Time elapsed since last visit (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Number of open tabs (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Weather: temperatures (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Timeslot (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Custom data
  • OS (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Kameleoon Segment (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Ysance segment (only available in the Personalization module)
  • Ysance attribute (only available in the Personalization module)

Filter by Campaign

With the “Campaign” filter you can filter the results according to whether your visitors have been exposed to one of your campaigns (experiment and/or personalization). Once the filter has been applied, the specific variation your visitors have seen becomes visible in the result tables located at the bottom of the page. You can use this filter to analyse the impact of specific campaigns on others.

Date range

When you apply a date range to the display of your results, the page only takes into account results within that range of dates.

To set a date range, click the calendar at the top of the page.

A pop-up opens and allows you to set the start and end dates of the date range.

Start by setting a start date to your date range. To do this, click on the first zone and in the calendar that opens, select the date of your choice.

Click the second date box to set an end date to your date range.

Display by Visit or by Visitor

Two modes are available for viewing data :

  • By visit;
  • By visitor.

The view per visit counts each visit regardless of the visitor. Viewing by visitor, on the other hand, will count unique visits.

For example, a visitor who visits the site three times will be counted as three visits in “View per visit” mode and as a single visitor in “View per visitor” mode.

When you change the display mode, the results of the page are recalculated according to the display mode you have chosen (number of visits or visitors). Improvement and conversion rates, in particular, are highly likely to change.

All conversions and converted visits

A second drop-down menu allows you to choose between a display of total conversions and a display of converted visits.

If “All conversions” is selected, a unique visitor who converted 3 times during the same session will be counted as 3 conversions.

On the other hand, if “Converted visits” is selected, this same visitor will be counted as a converted visit, regardless of the number of conversions during the session.

Note: When the “All conversions” option is selected, the improvement rate range (represented, in the results tables, by the colored moustache box and the percentages that appear on hover) cannot be calculated and is therefore missing from the page.

Note: When the “All Conversions” option is selected, the reliability rate displayed on the page is the same as that of “Converted visits”. In fact, the calculation of this indicator assumes that all conversions are independent. 

Learn more about how Kameleoon counts conversions

View per audience type

In the drop-down menu, choose the results display by goal or by audience. Results presentation in the graphs and charts will be modified: the displayed curves will represent either the goals or the audience. In the same way, each chart will correspond either to a goal or an audience.

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