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Creating Reports Using Adobe Analytics This quick reference is intended to assist library staff in using Adobe Analytics. Adobe Analytics is a cloudbased application that can be accessed from any browser for custom, realtime reports on how patrons and staff members are using WorldCat Local at your institution. Sign In Sign in to the Adobe Marketing Cloud’s Reports & Analytics at: https://sitecatalyst.omniture.com/login Fill in the login screen with your institution’s credentials. Be sure to type WorldCat as your company name and select Version 15 from the dropdown below the password field when logging in. Click Sign In. If it is your first time logging in, you may be asked to agree to Adobe’s terms of use agreement. After agreeing, you will be directed to your institution specific landing page for Reports & Analytics. Note: Adobe Analytics has a comprehensive Analytics Help and Reference area. After signing into your account, click Help in the top right corner to browse or search their support area. Adobe Analytics Basics Basic navigation tips: 1. The navigation on the left hand side allows you to move between the available reports. 2. Reports default to the current processing month and will load with monthtodate data. Click the calendar in the upper right corner to open the data selection widget and rerun any report with your selected reporting period. 3. To make use of the displayed report, you can download or email a PDF, CSV, Excel or Word version of the report. There is also the option to Bookmark the report so that you can revisit it from your Favorites menu at anytime.

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       Creating  Reports  Using  Adobe  Analytics  This  quick  reference  is  intended  to  assist  library  staff  in  using  Adobe  Analytics.  Adobe  Analytics  is  a  cloud-­‐based  application  that  can  be  accessed  from  any  browser  for  custom,  real-­‐time  reports  on  how  patrons  and  staff  members  are  using  WorldCat  Local  at  your  institution.    

Sign  In  Sign  in  to  the  Adobe  Marketing  Cloud’s  Reports  &  Analytics  at:  https://sitecatalyst.omniture.com/login    Fill  in  the  login  screen  with  your  institution’s  credentials.    Be  sure  to  type  WorldCat  as  your  company  name  and  select  Version  15  from  the  dropdown  below  the  password  field  when  logging  in.  Click  Sign  In.  If  it  is  your  first  time  logging  in,  you  may  be  asked  to  agree  to  Adobe’s  terms  of  use  agreement.  After  agreeing,  you  will  be  directed  to  your  institution  specific  landing  page  for  Reports  &  Analytics.        Note:  Adobe  Analytics  has  a  comprehensive  Analytics  Help  and  Reference  area.    After  signing  into  your  account,  click  Help  in  the  top  right  corner  to  browse  or  search  their  support  area.    

Adobe  Analytics  Basics  Basic  navigation  tips:  

1. The  navigation  on  the  left  hand  side  allows  you  to  move  between  the  available  reports.  2. Reports  default  to  the  current  processing  month  and  will  load  with  month-­‐to-­‐date  data.  Click  the  calendar  in  the  

upper  right  corner  to  open  the  data  selection  widget  and  re-­‐run  any  report  with  your  selected  reporting  period.  3. To  make  use  of  the  displayed  report,  you  can  download  or  email  a  PDF,  CSV,  Excel  or  Word  version  of  the  report.    

There  is  also  the  option  to  Bookmark  the  report  so  that  you  can  revisit  it  from  your  Favorites  menu  at  anytime.    

 

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Pre-­‐defined  Traffic  Reports  Follow  these  steps  to  view  traffic  reports:  

1. Click  Custom  Traffic  in  the  left  navigation  menu.  2. Click  Custom  Traffic  1-­‐10  or  Custom  Traffic  11-­‐20  to  expand  report  options.  3. Choose  the  Custom  Traffic  report  you  wish  to  view  and  adjust  the  date  of  the  reporting  period  as  desired.  

Descriptions  of  the  available  reports  are  as  follows:    Custom  Traffic  reports  1-­‐10    Report   Description  Internal  Search  Terms   Reports  all  search  queries  sent  to  the  search  engine  from  anywhere  on  the  site.  This  

includes  Subject  and  Author  links.  Number  of  Search  Results   Counts  the  search  results  returned  for  each  search.  Search  Type   Reports  count  of  searches  from  various  sources  throughout  WorldCat.org.    To  

interpret  report  variables  use  our  Search  Type  Glossary.    Refined  Search  Criteria   Counts  usage  of  facet  categories  (Author,  Year,  etc.).  Note:  Format  counts  are  

inaccurate.  A  fix  is  under  investigation.  Language   Counts  pages  viewed  with  different  languages  set  in  the  user’s  browser.  User  Status   Counts  pages  viewed  by  users  in  different  authentication  states,  including:    

Unauthenticated,  IP  authenticated  against  a  WorldCat  Local  institution,  LDAP  authenticated  (logged  into  the  Web  site  with  their  WorldCat  account),  and  both  IP-­‐authenticated  and  logged  in.  

User  Status  Activity   Combines  the  User  Status  report  with  a  more  granular  view  of  what  specific  pages  users  were  viewing  in  their  authentication  states.  

Number  of  Registrations   Counts  Registration  Confirmation  page  views  (a  good  indication  of  how  many  WorldCat  accounts  were  created).  

Detailed  View  Landing  Method  

Counts  pages  from  which  users  have  linked  to  detailed  records.  

Number  of  Detailed  Views   Counts  detailed  record  page  views.    Custom  Traffic  reports  11-­‐20    Report   Description  Refined  Search  Values   Counts  specific  elements  selected  out  of  the  Refine  Your  Search  facets  in  the  left  

column  of  the  search  results  page,  Advanced  Search  refinement  selections,  and  sorting  options  chosen.  

Selected  Book   Counts  views  of  specific  detailed  records.  Form  Type   Counts  views  of  forms  New/Repeat  Customer   Counts  page  views  generated  by  new  vs.  repeat  users  for  the  given  timeframe.  Sub-­‐Page  Name   Discontinued  report.  Visit  Number   Shows  page  views  generated  by  visit  count.  For  example,  shows  all  the  page  views  

generated  by  users  who  were  visiting  the  site  for  the  fifth  time.  Scope  Selected   Shows  whether,  on  a  given  search,  a  user  did  or  did  not  change  their  scope  (e.g.,  

switch  from  all  of  WorldCat  to  the  local  institution).  If  both  scopes  are  the  same,  the  scope  did  not  change  for  that  search.  

 

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Advanced  Searches  by  Fields  Used  Report  (Correlative  Report)  Adobe  Analytics  allows  you  to  use  variables  from  one  custom  traffic  report  to  filter  another.    The  example  shown  in  the  picture  below  starts  with  a  Search  Type  report  and  then  filters  the  focus  of  the  report  to  advanced  searches  (e.g.,  searches  that  include  an  index  indicator  like  su:,  ti:,  au:,  or  no:)  grouped  by  Internal  Search  Terms.    

1. Click  Custom  Traffic  on  the  left  navigation  menu  and  select  Custom  Traffic  1-­‐10.  2. Select  Search  Type  to  generate  the  Search  Type  report.    (See  the  Search  Type  Glossary  for  help  understanding  

the  results  in  the  report.)  3. The  Search  Type  report  tells  you  how  many  searches  were  conducted  from  various  search  areas.  To  correlate  

the  searches  conducted  from  your  institution’s  advanced  search  box  with  another  report,  click  the  tree  menu  next  to  “advanced”  on  your  list  of  Search  Types.    

4. From  here,  select  Custom  Traffic,  Custom  Traffic  1-­‐10,  then  select  Internal  Search  Terms  to  generate  the  correlative  report.    

                                                                             

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       Hint:  Use  the  search  box  to  filter  the  Advanced  Searches  by  Fields  Used  report  by  index  indicators          Internal  search  terms  preceded  by  certain  index  indicators  determine  which  field  was  used:  

 • su:  =  subject  • ti:  =  title  • au:  =  author  • isbn:,  issn:,  no:,  oclc:  =  matching  standard  number  • kw:    =  keyword      

   

Advanced  Searches  by  Limiter  Report    This  report  shows  only  those  search  limiters  that  patrons  and  staff  used  for  Advanced  Search.    

1. Click  Custom  Traffic  on  the  left  navigation  menu  and  select  Custom  Traffic  11-­‐20.  2. Click  Refined  Search  Value.  3. Using  the  report’s  search  box  (as  depicted  in  the  screenshot  above)  search  for  “advanced.”    The  results  will  be  

filtered  to  advanced  searches  as  all  limiters  are  prefaced  with  “advanced.”  Index  indicators  as  follows:       dt:  =  document  type  from  Format  limiter  

x0:  =  primary  format  from  Format  limiter  x4:=  secondary  format  from  Format  limiter  -­‐fm:  =  Content  limiter  or  Audience  limiter    yr:  =  publication  date  /  date  range    ln:  =  language  

   

Search  Terms  which  resulted  in  No  Hits  Report  This  report  lists  searches  that  retrieved  no  results  and  ranks  the  searches  by  how  often  each  term  was  searched.    

1. Click  Custom  Traffic  on  the  left  navigation  menu  and  select  Custom  Traffic  1-­‐10.  2. Click  Number  of  Search  Results.  3. On  the  Number  Search  Results  Report,  click  the  tree  symbol  to  the  left  of  the  “0”  on  the  numbers  list.  4. From  the  menu  that  appears  select  Custom  Traffic,  Custom  Traffic  1-­‐10,  then  Internal  Search  Terms  to  generate  

the  correlative  report.                        

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Page  Views  Report  –  View  by  Page  This  report  lists  the  page  views  for  every  page  on  the  site.      

1. Click  Site  Metrics  on  the  left  navigation  menu  and  select  Page  Views.  2. From  the  Page  Views  Report,  click  Entire  Site  at  the  top  right  of  the  screen  and  a  pop-­‐up  window  appears.    3. Select  any  of  the  available  pages  and  click  OK  to  build  a  report  specific  to  that  page’s  views,  listed  by  date.  

   

Hint:  Adjust  the  report  by  time  span  and  day  of  the  week  The  page  view  count  list  is  broken  down  by  day  as  a  default.  Click  the  down  arrow  next  to  the  View  by:  and    Day  of  Week:  to  reveal  a  drop  down  menu.    This  will  reload  the  report  using  your  specified  parameters.  

                       

Mobile  Phone  -­‐  Time  Spent  per  Visit  Report  Mobile  reports  let  you  explore  how  users  are  accessing  your  institution’s  WorldCat  Local  instance  from  their  mobile  or  tablet  devices.  This  report  will  focus  specifically  on  the  time  spent  per  visit  when  patrons  are  accessing  a  page  using  a  mobile  device.    

1. Click  Mobile  on  the  left  navigation  menu  and  select  Device  Type.  This  will  generate  a  report  that  breaks  down  the  number  of  page  views  by  Tablet,  Mobile  Phone  and  Other  (Desktop  or  laptop  computer).      

2. To  reveal  more  information  about  Mobile  Phone  users  click  the  tree  symbol  next  to  Mobile  Phone  in  the  Device  Type  list  and  select  Site  Metrics  and  Time  Spent  per  Visit.  This  generates  a  Mobile  Phone  report  divided  by  Time  Spent  per  Visit.    

                 

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Fulfillment  Option  Service  Clicks  Report  This  report  displays  clicks  to  various  items  in  the  detailed  record,  including  all  fulfillment  services  (e.g.,  OpenURL  resolvers,  Place  Hold,  Request  Item  through  ILL)  and  other  services  (e.g.,  Google  Books,  Cite  This  Item,  Export  to  EndNote,  CONTENTdm).    

1. Click  Products  on  the  left  navigation  menu,  select  Service  Clicks  and  select  Service  Clicks  again.  2. Adjust  the  Selected  Metrics  to  #  of  Services  Clicks  to  view  a  report  specific  to  all  clicks  on  the  detailed  record.    

 Fulfillment  Option  Service  Clicks  Glossary  (“#  of  Service  Clicks”)  Service  clicks  track  user  actions  taken  from  an  institution’s  WorldCat  Local  site.    These  actions  can  be  a  click  through  to  a  service  at  a  library  site,  click  thru  to  an  external  service  that  is  not  at  a  library  site  or  clicking  to  an  internal  service  of  WorldCat.      Name     Definition  [library  symbol]_Asklib     Virtual  reference  link  [library  symbol]_FSFT   FirstSearch  Full  Text  Link  [library  sumbol]  GROUPLink   Group  Level  Request  button  [library  symbol]_kbwcFTLinkBR                                        WorldCat  knowledgebase  link  from  brief  result  [library  symbol]_kbwcFTLinkDR                                  WorldCat  knowledgebase  link  from  detailed  record    [library  symbol]_Libinfo   Library  Information  Link  [library  symbol]_NLFT   NetLibrary  button/link  [library  symbol]_opacFTLinkDR   Full  text  links  from  local  856  field  data  (e.g.,  “Find  a  copy  online”  section  on  

http://uwashington.worldcat.org/oclc/34337969)    [library  symbol]_OUFTResolver   Check  for  Electronic  Resources  (OpenURL  resolver)  button/link  [library  symbol]_PlaceHold   Request  Item  button/link  [library  symbol]_ResourceSharing   Request  Item  through  Interlibrary  Loan  [library  symbol]_ill   Request  Item  through  Interlibrary  Loan  

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[library  symbol]_openurl   Open  URL  [library  symbol]_ffopac   Connect  to  the  catalog  of  the  library  [library  symbol]_fsguc   Link  to  Group  Union  Catalog  FirstSearch  [library  symbol]_fslink   Link  to  libraries’  FirstSearch  [library  symbol]_libname_favorite   Click  to  a  library  from  Favorite’s  list  [library  symbol]_libinfo_favorite   Click  to  a  library  information  page    from  Favorite’s  list  [library  symbol]_catalog_favorite   Click  to  a  libraries  catalog  from  Favorite’s  list  custom_locac   OPAC  patron  logon  link    custom_remac   Remote  access  link  wctlink_exportdr_endnote   Export  to  EndNote  link  on  Detailed  Record  wctlink_exportdr_refworks   Export  to  RefWorks  link  on  Detailed  Record  wctlink_exportdr_easybib   Export  to  EasyBib  link  on  Detailed  Record  wctlink_exportlist_endnote   Export  List  to  EndNote  wctlink_exportlist_refworks   Export  List  to  RefWorks  wctlink_exportlist_html   Export  List  in  HTML  wctlink_exportlist_ris   Export  list  in  RIS  wctlink_exportlist_rtf   Export  list  in  Rich  Text  Format  wctlink_googleBooksViewer   Preview  Item  (Google  Books)  button  wctlink_WorldCatFTLinkDR   View  Online  Link  (under  “Find  a  copy  online”  on  detailed  record)  wctlink_WorldCatFTLinkBR   View  Online  link  (from  View  Now  mouseover  box  on  brief  results)  wctlink_viewCitation_APA   View  online  link  from  the  Cite/Export  popup  –  choose  APA  style    wctlink_viewCitation_MLA   View  online  link  from  the  Cite/Export  popup  –  choose  MLA  style  wctlink_viewCitation_CHICAGO   View  online  link  from  the  Cite/Export  popup  –  choose  CHICAGO  style  wctlink_viewCitation_TURABIAN   View  online  link  from  the  Cite/Export  popup  –  choose  TURABIAN  style  wctlink_viewCitation_HARVARD   View  online  link  from  the  Cite/Export  popup  –  choose  HARVARD  style  wctlink_identities   Link  to  “Find  More  Information”  about  the  author  or  other  listed  individual  wctlink_linked_data_expand   Click  on  the  Link  data  expand  option  on  detail  page.  nolib_AdditionalInfo     Additional  Info  link  (856,  w/  link  text,  from  WorldCat  record)  nolib_WebResource   Web  Resources  link  (856,  no  link  text,  from  WorldCat  record)  nolib_DGCNT_OnlineAccess   856  link  takes  you  out  of  WC  but  it  is  not  to  a  Library  resource  -­‐  Digital  

Gateway  nolib_openurl   856  link  takes  you  out  of  WC  but  it  is  not  to  a  Library  resource  –  OpenURL  nolib_CNTNT_OnlineAccess   856  link  takes  you  out  of  WC  but  it  is  not  to  a  Library  resource    -­‐  Content  DM  nolib_CNTNT_E   856  link  takes  you  out  of  WC  but  it  is  not  to  a  Library  resource    -­‐  Content  DM                

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Facet  Click  Details  Report  This  report  lists  clicks  to  individual  elements  that  appear  as  facets  in  WorldCat  Local.    

1. Click  Custom  Conversion  on  the  left  navigation  menu  and  select  Custom  Conversion  1-­‐10.  2. Click  any  of  the  Refine  by  options:  Refine  by  Author,  Refine  by  Content,  or  Refine  by  Language.    3. After  the  report  is  generated,  click  the  Selected  Metrics  link  in  the  top  left  corner  to  bring  up  the  Add  Metrics  

widget.    Drag  and  drop  the  Instance  metric  into  the  right  column.    Drag  and  drop  any  other  metrics  that  appear  in  the  right  column  into  the  trashcan  in  the  bottom  right  corner.  

                                                 

                   Note:  The  Refine  by  Format  report  should  not  be  used.  Counts  are  inaccurate.  A  fix  is  under  investigation.              

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Bookmarking  your  reports  After  generating  a  report,  you  can  save  it  as  a  bookmark  for  access  later.  Bookmarking  a  report  can  also  save  you  time  by  allowing  you  to  access  the  report  and  change  the  parameters  later  for  an  up-­‐to-­‐date  report.    

To  bookmark  a  report:  1. Click  Bookmark  on  the  top  navigation  menu.  2. Select  a  folder  from  the  Add  to:  drop-­‐down.  If  creating  a  new  folder,  type  a  name  in  the  text  box.    3. Check  Display  report  upon  login  if  you’d  like  your  Bookmarked  reports  to  be  pinned  to  your  Reports  &  Analytics  

homepage  for  regular  use.  4. Click  Save.  

       Access  your  saved  Bookmarks  by  clicking  your  Favorites  button  on  the    main  navigation  menu.                          

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Search  Type  Glossary  Use  this  glossary  when  interpreting  Search  Type  reports:    

Search  Type   Description  advanced   Search  initiated  from  the  advanced  Search  Window:    

<Library>.wolrdcat.org/advancedsearch  affiliate   From  the  box  provided  to  <Library>    for  their  library  home  page  ("Affiliate  Box")  affiliate_wcl_all   From  the  box  provided  to  <Library>  for  their  library  home  page  ("Affiliate  Box")  -­‐  All  

Tab  affiliate_wcl_bks   From  the  box  provided  to  <Library>  for  their  library  home  page  ("Affiliate  Box")  -­‐  

Books  tab  affiliate_wcl_dvv   From  the  box  provided  to  <Library>  for  their  library  home  page  ("Affiliate  Box")  -­‐  DVD  

tab  affiliate_wcl_jrnl   From  the  box  provided  to  <Library>  for  their  library  home  page  ("Affiliate  Box")  -­‐  

Journal  tab  back2results   Return  to  search  results  from  the  Brief  Results  page  error404_page   From  the  box  on  a  404  Page  (e.g.  <Library>.worldcat.org/broken/)  facet_all_ap:   Refine  seach  by  clicking  "All  Authors"  facet.  facet_all_ln:   Refine  seach  by  clicking  "All  Languages"  facet.  facet_all_pa:   Broaden  your  search  by  clicking  on  the  "All  Databases"  facet.  facet_all_fm   Broaden  your  search  by  clicking  on  the  "All  content  Type"  facet.  facet_all_s0:   Broaden  your  search  by  clicking  on  the  "All  Topics"  link  in  the  Topic  facet  (which  

appears  after  selecting  one  topic  from  that  facet)  facet_all_yr:   Broaden  your  search  by  clicking  on  the  "All  Year"  facet.  facet_ap:   refine  your  search  by  Author  by  clicking  Author  Facet  facet_eu:   refine  search  by  setting  the  "Peer-­‐reviewed"  checkbox  facet_fm:_audience   refine  your  search  by  clicking  on  an  Audience  type  facet  facet_fm:_content   Refine  your  search  by  clicking  on  a  content  type  facet  facet_fm_as_asc    (the  Sort  by  option  of  Author  (A-­‐Z)  has  the  search  type  of  sort_as_asc)  facet_fm_nodgr_desc    (the  Sort  by  option  of  Relevance  Only  has  the  search  type  of  sort_nodgr_desc)  facet_fm_ts_asc    (the  Sort  by  option  of  Title  (A-­‐Z)  has  the  search  type  of  sort_ts_asc)  facet_fm_yr_asc    (the  Sort  by  option  of  Date  (Oldest  First)  has  the  search  type  of  sort_yr_asc)  facet_fm_yr_desc   (the  Sort  by  option  of  Date  (Newest  First)  has  the  search  type  of  sort_yr_desc)  facet_ln:   Refine  your  search  by  Language  by  clicking  Language  facet  facet_pa:   Refine  your  search  by  clicking  on  a  Database  facet.  facet_s0:   Refine  your  search  by  Topic  using  Topic  facet  facet_s1:   Refine  your  search  by  Topic  selecting  a  second  sub-­‐Topic  after  selecting  a  first  Topic  facet_yr:   Refine  your  search  by  Year:  xx  by  clicking  Year  facet.  facetNavigation   Refine  your  search  by  clicking  on  the  "Search  results  for…."  link  just  above  the  facets  first_page   Go  to  the  First  page  in  a  search  results  list  by  clicking  "First"  

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hot_author   Click  from  the  author  name  link  on  the  brief  results  page  hot_subject   Click  from  the  "More  Like  This"  area  of  the  brief  results  page  or  from  the  Related  

Subjects  box  on  the  brief  results  hotseries   Click  from  the  "Series  Title  link  on  the  Brief  results  page  lang_switch   User  clicked  a  language  option  from  the  page  footer  next_page   Go  to  the  Next  page  in  a  search  results  list  by  clicking  "Next"  notfound_page   Search  initiated  from  a  No  Results  Match  Your  Search  page  owc_search   Majority  are  searches  initiated  from  a  worldcat  detail  page,  but  this  is  a  catch-­‐all  

category  and  may  have  some  other  sources  included.  owc_search_art   Search  initiated  from  the  "Search  this  publication  for  other  articles  with  the  following  

words"  box  on  an  Article  detailed  record  page  page_number_link   Go  to  a  specific  page  number  in  a  search  results  list  by  clicking  on  the  page  number  previous_page   Go  to  the  Previous  page  in  a  search  results  list  by  clicking  "Prev"  results_page   Search  initiated  from  results  page  on  <Library>.worldcat.org  search_items   Search  from  the  Library  Items  tab  on  the  page  reached  by  selecting  the  Search  

dropdown,  then  Search  for  Library  Items  show_more_ap:   Click  "Show  More"  under  the  Author  Facet  show_more_ln:   Click  "Show  More"  under  the  Language  Facet  show_more_s0:   Click  "Show  More"  under  the  Topic  Facet  show_more_s1:   Click  "Show  More"  under  the  Topic  facet  after  selecting  a  2nd  sub-­‐Topic  from  that  

facet  show_more_yr:   Click  "Show  More"  under  the  Year  Facet  sort   Click  a  sort  option  from  the  results  page  spelling_suggestion   Click  the  "Did  you  mean"  spelling  suggestion  link  (e.g.  the  "terrel"  link  on  this  page  

<Library>.worldcat.org/search?q=terrbl)  wc_org_<library>   Search  from  the  search  box  on  <library>.worldcat.org  

                           

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