How to build your segments and use data to understand your customers better
In some cases, it might be helpful to narrow your search for customers with a particular set of characteristics. This can be done by creating segments and setting specific conditions.
To learn more about the Segments tab, please refer to this article.
Start with Smart Segments
Smart Segments contain the most common segments ready and set for you to use. Is possible to copy smart segment to your segments list and edit it further, export it, see customer profiles for it, as well as see segment insights.
Simply go to the Smart Segments tab and start browsing through.
Go to the Segments tab
Create a segment
A segment is a personalised query that helps filter customers by their attributes. Segmenting helps you to specify data for a particular need and to answer a particular question connected to your customer data.
To learn more about the full set of features of the Segments tab, please refer to this article.
Start by clicking on the Create Segment button.
Enter a name for your new segment and click on the Create Segment button (if you will not choose a name, Meiro will assign a random name that you can change at any time).
Choose your segment’s conditions
After creating a segment, you can personalise your data by choosing suitable conditions.
A condition is an attribute or set of attributes chosen for a particular segment. Each attribute is defined by a specific condition that personalizes the result. Conditions are used to build enriched custom audiences or to learn about particular aspects of your audience.
Start adding conditions by clicking on the Add Condition button.
Search for attributes from the drop-down list.
Conditions applicable for a particular attribute will be marked in dark grey, while conditions not applicable for a particular attribute will be in light grey and cannot be selected.
After selecting the attribute, you can add conditions to further narrow your search.
Click on the Save Conditions button to apply your changes.
Remember to save condition otherwise, you will not see the correct results of your segmentation.
Build your own custom audiences by adding more conditions and adjusting conditions for each attribute.
Possible conditions depend on the chosen data type. It is possible to set and use compound attributes/ conditions.
To learn more about compound attributes available for your project please contact Meiro team.
You can also:
-Set dependencies between attributes by toggling between ‘AND’ or ‘OR’.
-Use parentheses for more complex calculations.
The segmented box on the upper right corner shows you the number of customers that match the set conditions over total customers.
Segmentation Summary
Segmentation Summary demonstrates the data sources in which your segmented customers have been identified.
Exports
After you have successfully segmented your audience, you can choose your preferred export destination.
Exported data will be only for customers that have matching mandatory attributes set by an account administrator, in this case, data of 57 customers will be exported to CSV file out of 447 segmented customers. An administrator will be able to manage the attributes that can be exported in the Administration tab.
Exports to a location outside the available destinations need to be set up by Meiro’s analysts on our backend first.
It is possible to set the export of only new customers within a particular segment. To learn more please contact the Meiro team.
Learn how to export to Google Analytics and Google Ads
Segment Preview
The segment preview shows the list of all segmented customers. You can click on an individual customer to reveal more details about them.
To learn more about Customer Detail, please refer to this article.
Insights tab
The Insights tab shows you a broader analysis of your segment. Insights contain attributes and conditions specifically calculated for the segmented audience.
Learn more about insights here.
Practical examples
To see examples of segmentations please refer to tutorials listed below:
Engaged customers who prefer browsing on a mobile device
Customers who have email engagement in a particular country
Customers who visited the website, added items in the cart but left without a purchase
Website visitors who are non-customers