Audience Segment Filters

When creating or updating audience segments, you can set conditions or criteria for what your contacts should look like.


Below are the filters used for your audience segments. Use these filters to customize the type of contacts you want to have in your audience segment.


Filters:

  1. First Name
    1. Starts with__
    2. Ends with__
    3. Equals__
    4. Is empty__
    5. Is filled__
    6. Not equals__


  1. Last Name
    1. Contains__
    2. Doesn't contain__
    3. Ends with__
    4. Equals__
    5. Is empty__
    6. Is filled__
    7. Not equals__
    8. Starts with__

  1. Email
    1. Contains__
    2. Doesn't contain__
    3. Ends with__
    4. Equals
    5. Is empty__
    6. Is filled__
    7. Not equals__
    8. Starts with__


  1. With these tags__
    1. Note: You can add as many tags as needed

  2. Exclude with these tags.
    1. Note: You can add as many tags as needed




  1. Profile was created or updated in the last ____ hours, months, or days.



  1. Engaged HAS or HAS NOT Clicked or Opened in the last ____ Days, Hours, or Months.




  1. Subscription status: subscribed/Unsubscribed

Having many options to mix and match gives you superpowers regarding how granular an audience can be.

Want to have a group of "Product A buyers who have subscribed and opened an email in the past 60 days"?

Plug in the filters for Tag, Subscription Status, and Engagement.

Then, presto! You can quickly reference that as often as you'd like for broadcasts or to kick off new automated campaigns.

Once you've plugged in the appropriate filters, you'll be presented with the matching contacts.

At this step, you can give the audience a name and click "Save as new segment," like in the example below:


If you want to review the contacts in your Audience Segment for broadcasts or campaigns, go to Contacts > Audience Segments in the left-hand navigation.


  • You'll see a list of your saved Audience Segments, including any one-off ones you used for a broadcast.