A segment is a group of people defined by rules on their profile. Segments include both registered users and anonymous visitors, so you can target readers long before they sign up.
Segments are used in three places:
Audience Operation → Segmentation and click New.All for every site in your organization.Preview to see how many registered users and anonymous visitors match, with a sample of each.You can also start a segment from the Audience Overview: every Create segment button opens the segment editor with the rules already filled in.
Rules use fields of the visitor profile:
| Field type | Operators |
|---|---|
| Text | equals, contains, starts with, ends with, regex, wildcard, has any value, and their negations |
| Number | equals, less than, greater than (or equal), has any value, has no value |
| Date | equals, before, after, within the last N days, within the next N days, has any value, and their negations |
| List | equals, contains, has any value, has no value |
Examples:
Active days (last 30 days) greater than or equal to 5Active days (last 30 days) ≥ 5 and Last seen not within the last 7 daysSubscription Status equals active and Subscription Renews within the next 30 daysExperiences clicked (last 30 days) has any valueActive days (last 30 days) ≥ 2 and Email subscriber does not equal YesList values match whole items and ignore case, e.g. Content categories read (last 30 days) contains Tennis News matches a reader of tennis news.
Segments follow the visitor's current behaviour: a new segment or a change in behaviour applies to targeting and ad sharing from the next page view. Segment counts, previews and exports are refreshed automatically.
A tag puts a visitor into a group just by visiting a page, with no click needed. Tags are kept in the Tags (last 30 days) field.
Tag visitors in either of two ways:
Segment Tag with a tag name and add it to an Orchestration. Visitors on pages matching the Orchestration rules get the tag. Nothing is shown on the page and the Experience isn't counted as a view.window.unisignin.cmd.push(['tag', 'f1-fans']) from your own code, see the JavaScript API.Then create a segment with Tags (last 30 days) contains f1-fans.
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