Segments
- Topics:
- Segmentation
CREATED FOR:
- User
- Admin
You can create different types of segments in Workspace, depending on how complex they need to be, whether they should apply to this project only, etc. Here is a summary of segment types:
Segment type | Created where? | Applicable where? | When to use |
---|---|---|---|
Component-list segment | Click +, which takes you to the Segment Builder | All your Workspace projects | For more complex segments, sequential segments |
Quick segment | Quick segment builder | Project only, but can save and add to your segment list. | Can be used for ad hoc single-rule segments (with drag-and-drop), or to add/edit multiple rules (by clicking the Segment icon) |
Calculated metrics-based segment | Calculated metric builder | To individual calculated metric | Apply segment/s within your metric definition |
Virtual report suite-based segment | Virtual report suite builder | To individual virtual report suite | Apply segment/s within your virtual report suite definition |
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Create segments
You can create different types of segments in Analysis Workspace:
- Quick segments
- Regular component-list segments that you create in the Segment Builder and that end up in the segment library (see below)
Create component-list segments
The segment rail under the Components menu shows
- Segments you or your company created
- Segment templates, as signified by the Adobe
To create a segment of this type, you have 2 options. Both of them take you to the Segment Builder in Adobe Analytics, where you can find further instructions.
- In the left rail, click the plus sign (+) next to Segments:
or
- Go to Components > Segments, then click + Add.
Other methods for applying segments
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Several other methods exist for applying segments to a freeform project.
Segment IQ
Segment IQ (also known as Segment Comparison) comprises the following features:
- Segment comparison panel: The core feature in Segment IQ. Drag two segments into the panel, and view a comprehensive report that shows statistically significant differences and overlap between the two audiences.
- Comparing segments in fallout: See how different audiences compare to each other in context of a fallout visualization.
More info
For an in-depth discussion of segmentation in Adobe Analytics, go here.