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Hi Greg,

I do a lot of work with NTF but typically do it in Lists, and then attach those Lists to Analytics so that I can quickly see if they return and to what. As for building a widget, you could probably use the same logic as you would with a List. I imagine it would be different widgets per production or season, depending on what you're tracking. I'm interested to hear what others have to say as well! Thank for bringing up the topic.

-Ilana

Hi Greg,

I do a lot of work with NTF but typically do it in Lists, and then attach those Lists to Analytics so that I can quickly see if they return and to what. As for building a widget, you could probably use the same logic as you would with a List. I imagine it would be different widgets per production or season, depending on what you're tracking. I'm interested to hear what others have to say as well! Thank for bringing up the topic.

-Ilana

I'd like to build something simple for my ED that could go out every morning. 

Hi Greg,

Check out this post on First Time Buyers in Analytics - there's a formula in here that's one of my go-to formulas for building first time buyer widgets. I've been able to build on this formula to create different comparisons by production season or season so I hope it helps you too!

Happy analyzing!
Christine

This would be the path I would take, but with the warning that analytics loads do not regenerate dynamic lists, so you will need to ensure that any dynamic list like this is scheduled to be regenerated (perhaps with a report schedule for Generate an Output Set) and that the regeneration is timed to happen immediately before your analytics load.

I have an Idea posted about this issue:

community.tessituranetwork.com/.../analytics-should-honor-dynamic-lists