I have an app that has users in multiple countries, I am trying to find the adoption rate by active users for the newer app version for a specific country(US as of now).
I can see the total user and users who have different app versions but it does not show me active user information. Also, I can see the adoption rate under latest Release but that shows aggregated sum for all users in all the countries.
Any idea how I can get active user adoption rate filtered by country?
use Google Analytics for that.
you can enable the usage of Google Analytics from Firebase Console.
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I have an app with LinkedIn developer solutions (marketing data) and am working through extracting accounts, campaigns, and creatives from the API as well as marketing metrics.
However, since campaigns change over time I want to be able to see what a campaign was like at some point in time
When I query the api I get a version tag. And if I query again I can see if the version has updated. But sometimes it might have updated a few times. And I can't see how to access past versions.
I can get metrics for the last 6mo, but how to know what a campaign was like at some point in time?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/ads/account-structure/create-and-manage-campaigns?view=li-lms-2022-10&tabs=http#search-for-campaigns
That is how I search for campaigns, given a LinkedIn marketing account ID.
When i use personal reports in Google Analytics i see different numbers of users in the report than when i get them with API.
Support of GA answered, that this is ok, because system use different ways to count users in report when i use GA and in data which i got from API.
Is there any way to get same number of users by API, which i can see on site of GA in my personal report? Because now, when i try to get users with API for same period and with same dimensions i get different number of users, than i can see in personal report on GA site.
I'm still trying to get my free game app discovered, and notice that most of my new downloads are coming from '(not set)' according to Google Analytics/Aquisition/App Marketplace. And this despite a 'This report has been filtered to include only data where there are values for "App Installer ID" dimension' message on the page. According to the docs:
"A marketplace must support the App Installer ID to be recognized by Google Analytics. Not all marketplaces support the App Installer ID, which is what Google Analytics needs to recognize a marketplace. Traffic that comes from a marketplace that Google Analytics can’t identify appears in the report as (not set)."
I've only submitted my app to Google Play. Should I be concerned about these apparent rogue downloads? What marketplace are they coming from?
Several sites offer direct APK file downloads, one of the biggest being 'Apkmonk' where I found my free game app posted. As reported from the updated Google Analytics 'Acquisition/App Marketplace' graph, I now get 50-350 new user downloads a day from unidentified markets, compared to about 1-5 a day from Google Play (com.android.vending). I had to adjust the support code provided in the docs and examples (i.e. Trivial Drive) for InApp purchases and Google Play Services (particularly the IabHelper file) to support players who had neither Google Play Services nor Google Play Store installed on their devices. They all appeared to get null pointer exceptions on starting the app before I adjusted the code. I experimented uninstalling Google Play Services and turning off Google Play Store on my test device to find null pointer and other crash points in the support code.
As far as app performance in non-Google acquistion markets, I get banner and interstitial ad serves, but that's it. No leaderboard or achievement posts, promo redemptions or InApp purchases, which makes sense. I only get .00-.02 cents per banner or interstitial ad click in these markets, with demographics mostly US and India.
Our company is currently developing an application that requires access to multiple Google Analytics accounts via a single Google Developer user. We were successfully able to add this user to approximately 100 Analytics accounts before we ran into the following error:
Unable to add user to account. The user has reached their maximum number of Analytics accounts.
This error has brought our work to a standstill. We would like to know if there is any work around we can implement or upgrade we can purchase in order to raise this account limit.
Okay, we finally got in touch with someone from Google who was able to help us resolve our problem. The first thing we learned is that a single user can be associated with no more than 100 Google Analytics accounts. Next, we learned that there are only two ways around this limit, you can either raise the limit to 1,000 by purchasing Google Analytics Premium ($150,000 per year) or you use a different user for each block of 100 accounts.
I would like to create a retention cohort analysis for my mobile Android application using Google Analytics Mobile SDK.
Basically I would like to segment my cohort by date of installation (e.g. group all users which installed my app on the same day) and measure retention after two weeks (e.g. how many of each group are still using the app after two weeks). I want to end up with a graph showing a date on the X-axis and the relevant retention percent for that date on the Y-axis.
I was able to do this in the past (using the previous analytics version) by using a custom variable which indicated the date of installation for each user and than for each date of installation query the API for all users in that group that were still visitors after two weeks. This is not possible any more using the new Google analytics mobile API.
Google Universal Analytics now support Cohorts. Create a Custom Segment and set "Date of First Session". This works for Mobile, tested on Android, iOS and Unity.
Found a slideshare that shows you how:
http://www.slideshare.net/Local-Ventures/local-ventures-customsegreporting-27989106
You can do this with the Quantcast app measurement SDK. It allows you to define any install date cohort on the fly and look at user retention for that cohort. It will also compare your app to the average app user retention. A good example of this is the profile for the GoodReads iOS app. Look at the "User Retention After Install" section.
Full Disclosure: I work at Quantcast