Evergage Knowledge Base
Space shortcuts

(888) 310-0589 x2

Page tree
Skip to end of metadata
Go to start of metadata

Segmentation is one of the key components to the Evergage Platform. You can filter your users and accounts based on a wide range of criteria you define. Segments support a deeper analysis and understanding of your website visitors. You can analyze segment data in Evergage or you can export segment data as a CSV or using a REST API.

This Article Explains

This article details the process for creating a new segment. Alternatively, you can clone an existing segment if you want maintain the existing structure of the segment while only making minor modifications.

Sections in this Article

Get Started

  1. Log into the Evergage platform
  2. Select USER SEGMENTS or ACCOUNT SEGMENTS from the left navigation bar

  3. Click NEW SEGMENT

    NOTE

    Most customers can only create User Segments, which is the default Segment Type. If you have accounts configured on your dataset and want to create an Account Segment, you must first select that as the Segment Type from the drop-down.

 

Add Rules

  1. Enter the Segment Name
  2. Select the Category for the first rule in your segment. For more details on rule categories, please see Segment Rules

    1. Campaign - You can create segments based on whether a visitor has seen or interacted with a campaign, or whether they were part of the control group, and how many times, or how recently this has happened.

    2. Action - You can create segments based on whether a visitor has carried out a specific action or group of actions, and how many times they may have done so, as well as how recently they have done it. You can distinguish between page views and click actions.

    3. Subscription - (demand generation sites only) You can create segments based on subscription level or where a user/account is in the lifecycle of the subscription. The location of this segment rule option is dependent on your dataset configuration. For B2B customers, this is typically tracked at the account level. For B2C customers, this is typically tracked at the user (consumer) level.

    4. Visits - You can create segments based on the visit data, including visit count, visit duration, visit recency, time since first visit, the originating referrer that drove them to your site or just look at anonymous visitors

    5. Location - You can create segments based on where a visitor is located. You can see the exact zipcode (US only), City, Metro, State/Region or Country. You can also segment on the distance from a Zipcode (US only), City or Long Lat coordinate.  ISP is also a variable that can be used. Note that there is also the ability to segment based on company name or industry vertical if you invest in the B2B Detect feature.

    6. Metrics - You can create segments based on the user and account attributes that are standard within Evergage, you have created through Evergage, or you have imported into Evergage. You can segment on both text attributes (attribute equals, or attribute exists) as well as integers through the KPI segment.

    7. Third Party - This option will only populate if you have a first-class third party email provider syncing with Evergage. Currently, Eloqua and Marketo are available.

    8. Items - Available to customers with the Evergage Catalog, you can segment based on products, categories, articles, keywords, etc. and see the amount spent, added to cart, abandoned, etc.
  3. Select the Rule for the category
  4. Complete the fields as needed to create your segment

  5. If needed, click NEW RULE to add additional rules

    New Rule

    Each rule will show as a separate column in the Segment Details screen and when you export the segment

  6. Select logic gates for additional rules:
    1. AND–segment membership requires that a visitor meet criteria for all rules listed
    2. OR–segment membership requires that a visitor meet one or more of the criteria for all rules listed

 

 

 

 

Group Rules

You may need to include both AND and OR logic gates in your segment rules. Since you are only able to choose one logic gate per group, you can accomplish this by adding additional groups of rules.

  1. If needed, click NEW GROUP to add an additional group of rules.

  2. Add additional rules as described in steps 1-5 in Add Rules above

    Example

    The example at the right shows Groups in action. This segment defines who will receive a 10% discount coupon: first-time visitors from California, or anyone who has viewed the Family Demo campaign. Since the multiple criteria need to be separated by different logic gates, grouping rules helps accomplish the segment goal.