CampaignsSegments & Targeting

Creating Segments

Step-by-step guide to creating and configuring audience segments in your campaigns.

Segments let you split your traffic and deliver targeted experiences to different visitor groups. Follow this guide to create and configure segments in your campaign.

Adding a New Segment

From the Traffic Node

  1. Open your campaign in the Flow Builder
  2. Select or hover over the Traffic node
  3. Click the button below the node
  4. A new segment is created and automatically connected

Default Segment Configuration

New segments start with:

  • Title: "New Segment"
  • Description: "Split traffic for different audiences"
  • No targeting rules (matches all visitors)
  • No primary landing page assigned

Configuring Your Segment

When you select a segment, the configuration panel opens on the right. Here's what you can customize:

Segment configuration panel showing title, description, and targeting rules

Basic Information

Title:

Give your segment a descriptive name that explains who it targets.

Description:

Add context for your team about this segment's purpose.

Targeting Rules

The core of a segment is its targeting rules. Click Add Rule to start defining who matches this segment.

A segment with no rules matches all visitors. Use this for your fallback "Everyone Else" segment.

See Targeting Rules for the complete list of available rules.

Rule Logic

When you have multiple rules, choose how they combine:

  • All (AND) — Visitor must match every rule
  • Any (OR) — Visitor must match at least one rule

For detailed examples of combining rules, see Targeting Rules Reference.

Primary Landing Page

Select a landing page that visitors see when:

  • No A/B test is active in this segment
  • They're assigned to this segment but the A/B test is paused

If no primary landing page is set and no A/B test is running, visitors in this segment will see an error. Always configure a primary landing page.

Translations (Optional)

For multi-language campaigns, configure translations:

  1. Enable Translation Mode
  2. Choose translation strategy:
    • Auto — Automatically detect visitor language
    • Manual — Specify which languages to support
  3. Add translated landing pages for each language

Segment Priority

Viewing Priority Order

In the campaign overview or traffic panel, segments are listed in priority order. The segment at the top is checked first.

Changing Priority

Drag and drop segments to reorder them. Higher priority segments should have more specific rules.

Recommended order:

  1. Most specific rules (e.g., "Mobile users from US that came from Facebook Ad")
  2. Medium specificity (e.g., "Mobile users from US")
  3. Broad rules (e.g., "All mobile users")
  4. Fallback segment with no rules (e.g., "Everyone else")

Best Practices

Name Clearly

Use descriptive names like "Mobile - Facebook Traffic" instead of "Segment 1"

Start Specific

Put your most specific segments first in priority order

Always Have a Fallback

Create a final segment with no rules to catch all remaining visitors

Test Your Rules

Use preview mode to verify visitors are being routed to the correct segments

Deleting Segments

You can delete a segment if:

  • It has no running or paused A/B tests
  • You cannot delete segments with active experiments

To delete:

  1. Select the segment
  2. Click the trash icon in the segment header
  3. Confirm the deletion

Deleting a segment also removes any A/B tests and variants inside it. This action cannot be undone.

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