Interpreting the Results

Your Segment Performance report could look similar to the one below. In your report, click on a bubble to view the underlying data. See descriptions for the additional information in the table below the sample report.

ItemDescription
SegmentThe alphanumerical name that you assigned to this segment.
Segment IDThe unique ID of this segment.
Line itemThe web property for which you are seeing this report.
ClicksThe number of times that members of this trait have clicked on items in your web property.
ImpressionsThe number of times that members of this trait have been exposed to your inventory.
CTR

Click-through rate.

This metric relays the percentage of impressions followed through by clicks. Divide Clicks by Impressions to obtain this metric.

Realtime Segment PopulationThe actual number of unique visitors seen in real-time for the specified time range and who were qualified for the segment at the moment they were seen by Audience Manager.

How to Read Your Mapped Segment Results

The position of your mapped segments in a report can tell you a lot about which segments are performing well and where you might need to make some adjustments.

To read the report, it helps to divide the results into four sections with imaginary lines (in red) and the categories shown in the sample report below. The labels in the example can help you understand segment performance and how to respond to these results.

How to Read Your Unmapped Segment Results

Looking at unmapped segments in a Segment Performance report is a great way to find new segments you haven’t considered for targeting. In fact, some of these segments may outperform your mapped segments.

To read this report, it helps to divide the results into four sections with imaginary lines (in red) and categories shown in the sample report below.

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