We’ve run into this issue when analyzing campaign performance under the performance tab of a campaign.
When you filter the date range at the top by last year, the social post section still pulls in all posts associated with the campaign rather than just those published last year.
If there isn’t a plan for product to release some kind of date segmentation by asset, is the best route to create yearly campaigns rather than one overarching?
It would be nice to report on these types of things in one singular place for campaigns rather than all different sections of the tool.
As a workaround, I recommend creating separate campaigns for each year, allowing you to isolate and analyze performance data more effectively for specific time frames.
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Hey @JLindemon1 I can definitely see this as being annoying. The logic of the filter though is for the attribution dates. So you could have a blog post that was published last year that still has contacts converting or who have revenue that could be attributed to this year. It’s not filtering the publish dates of the assets but filtering the performance metrics themselves.