RevSure - Campaign Channel Classification
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RevSure utilizes a set of predefined rules to classify campaign channels for various use cases within the application. These rules are applied in a specific order, and once a rule condition is met, the corresponding classification is made, skipping the remaining rules.
Rule Table for Classification
Campaign Sources/Referrers
In RevSure, the campaign sources/referrers can include the following platforms:
- BlogCatalog
- CoTweet
- Delicious
- Digg
- Facebook (also, "FB")
- Flickr
- FriendFeed
- Google+
- HackerNews
- Instagram (also, "ig")
- Snapchat
- TikTok
- Tumblr
- Twitter (now X)
- Vimeo
- YouTube
- Zhihu And many more.
Search Engine Domains
RevSure recognizes the following search engine domains:
- Bing
- Yahoo
- Baidu
- Yandex
- DuckDuckGo
- Ask
- AOL
- WolframAlpha
- Archive
This rule-based system ensures that campaign channels are accurately classified for reporting and analysis within RevSure, offering a comprehensive view of marketing activities across multiple channels and platforms.