Segments

Segments are reusable audience definitions.

They group users by rules (behavior, profile, responses, tags, location, time).

Use segments in campaigns, journeys, and analytics.

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If you’re building an audience for a campaign or journey, you want a rule-based segment.

Start here (most-used topics)

Quickstart: build a segment you can target

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1) Start with the question you want to answer

Examples:

  • “Who added to cart but didn’t purchase?”

  • “Who opened the app 3+ times this week?”

  • “Who did not click my last campaign?”

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2) Choose the segment type

  • Rule-based: dynamic and rule-driven. Default choice.

  • Ready to use: pinned segment for common targeting.

  • Connector segment: synced/imported from an external tool.

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3) Define criteria (keep it minimal)

Common criteria building blocks:

  • Behavior / event (performed / not performed, recency, frequency)

  • Profile attributes (tier, language, city)

  • Response (received/opened/clicked/not clicked)

  • Tag (static labels)

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4) Save and generate

Name it like a query: cart_abandoners_24h or high_value_buyers_30d.

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5) Use it in targeting

Segments are selectable in:

  • Campaigns (Who/Targeting)

  • Journeys (Audience)

  • Analytics filters

Key concepts (fast)

  • Rule-based segment: recalculated from rules (optionally daily).

  • Ready to use segment: pinned and shared for repeat targeting.

  • Connector segment: synced in from an external tool.

  • Predictive segment: AI-based segment that predicts likelihood of an event.

  • Tags vs segments: tags are labels. Segments are rules.

Related: Tags.

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