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Darren Bonnici
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Adobe Target also have a feature along these lines. Everything you said here Roger, I second. This would be an extremely valuable feature, especially as we start scaling up our personalisation activities, and focusing more on journeys.
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I would like to be able to test multiple audiences on the same page, to see how the activities associated with those audiences would appear to a user in multiple audiences.
The Optimizely preview helper would be a great way to do this. In the override, it currently only shows the audiences associated with the campaign being previewed. If this allowed for the override to allow for any audiences to be selected, and hence allow to test for how it might look for a user who is in multiple audiences, it would be extremely helpful.
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Thanks for taking the time to respond Dejan.
My concern with the approach below is the grouping of related pages belonging to a campaign being placed in a different activity to the rest of the campaign. For example, if we're building a journey based personalisation activity, that might span a few pages, most of the pages would be under the Journey campaign personalisation activity for logical grouping, however there would be one or more placed into the Bucketing Personalisation Campaign activity to deal with the prioritisation challenge.
I can see how we could use this functionality, and would be better than creating exclusion audiences, which is unscalable and prone to error. For the time being it's better than what we have, and I'll have a go at utilising it, to see how it plays out in the real world.