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Custom Segment Variables
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Written by Charley Bader
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Here you can find a list of all available variables, and definitions, that users can be matched against whilst visiting your site and are available as variables within the custom segment builder.

  • Aggregations; this allows you to target users based on the following aggregated data across their journey. For all options you are able to choose equals to, less than or greater than;

    • Add to cart events; when a user has added an item to cart 1+ times

    • Page views; when a user has viewed 1+ pages

    • Item value added; the sum of all items a user has added to cart

    • Product page views; when a user has viewed 1+ product pages

    • Sessions; when a user has had 1+ sessions

  • Buying Stage; the predicted Buying Stage of a user

    • Latest; based on a users most recent predicted buying stage

    • Peak; based on the furthest buying stage a user has reached

  • Event Type; a specific event a user has done

    • Click

    • Page View

    • Add to Cart

  • Device; the device type a user is visiting your site on

    • Device Type

  • Click Event; a click event on an element using the following;

    • Element Class

    • Element ID

    • Element Text

  • Intent; the predicted Intent of a user

    • To Add to Cart; their intent to add an item to cart (either their 'Latest' or 'Peak')

    • To Exit; their intent to exit their session (either their 'Latest' or 'Peak')

    • To Progress; their intent to progress through buying stages (either their 'Latest' or 'Peak')

    • To Purchase; their intent to purchase (either their 'Latest' or 'Peak')

    • To Return; their intent to return for a further session (either their 'Latest' or 'Peak')

  • Momentum; a users momentum for any of the intent metrics. Momentum refers to if a user is trending positively or negatively in their intent (ie if their Intent to Purchase momentum is 'Positive', it is trending upwards). You can look at momentum for the following;

    • To Add to Cart

    • To Exit

    • To Progress

    • To Purchase

    • To Return

  • Page Info; the page a user is on, or has visited, split into;

    • Brand; the brand of the page

    • Category; the category of the page

    • Subcategory; the subcategory of the page

    • Type; the type of the page

    • URL Path; the full URL, excluding the query strings and domain

    • URL Slug; the last part of the URL path

    • Landing Page; whether this page is their landing page (true or false)

  • Product Info; the product a user is on, or has visited, split into;

    • Brand; the brand of the product

    • Category; the category of the product

    • Subcategory; the subcategory of the product

    • Name; the name of the product

    • Price; the price of the product

    • SKU; the SKU of the product

  • Matched Segments; segments a user is matching, or has matched (both custom and pre-built)

  • Traffic Source; the source a user has come from, using;

    • Marketing Type; based on groupings of query strings e.g. PPC, Email, Organic

    • Referrer Type; based on groupings of the referral URL e.g. Search, Social, Direct

    • UTM Medium; the UTM medium query string parameter

    • UTM Source; the UTM source query string parameter

    • Landing Page URL; the URL of the landing page

    • Landing Page Type; the page type of the landing page

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