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Segments are objects that contain a group of users for the purpose of targeting. Users may be added to a segment through either an event or segment tag placed in a live environment, or uploading a file with first-party data that contains users through a segment upload. When using a tag or pixel to trigger an event for adding users to a segment, the pixel can be incorporated into a web environment. Alternatively, users can be gathered by embedding the tag within a creative, thus capturing all viewers of that creative and adding them to a segment. |
To access the Segments page, navigate to Trafficking > Segments at the top of the screen.
Column Name | Description |
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Name & ID | Name & ID of created segment. |
Segment Description | If a description was added during segment creation, it will display here. |
Alt ID | Any number or string. Used to map this object to an object in a third-party system. |
Advertiser | Advertiser or account this segment belongs to. |
Segment Key | The unique ID for a segment in a buzz key. |
Segment Count (APAC, EMEA, NAM) | Segment count by region. Displays how many user IDs were uploaded to each region for segment. |
Count Update Date | Date of when the segment count has been refreshed. |
A window will appear with the following fields to complete:
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Field Name | Description | |
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Segment ID | An ID that will be generated and applied to this segment upon creation. | |
Segment Key | The unique ID for a segment in an account. | |
Advertiser or Account | Segments can belong to an account or to an individual advertiser. Select “Account Level Segment” to create a segment that will be available to all advertisers in the account. Select an individual advertiser to have this segment available to a single advertiser.
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Segment Name* | Specify the name of the segment. | |
Time-to-Live Days | This determines the number of days to keep the user in this segment. If not set, the default is 30 days. The max number you can set is 90 days. | |
Verb Usage | Define the way in which line items can use the segment in targeting. For example, segments with a ‘Verb Usage’ of EXCLUDE, will not be able INCLUDE or REQUIRE users when being applied to a line item.
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Alternative ID | Any number or string. Used to map this object to an object in an outside system | |
Description | Give the segment a description (e.g. how it should be used, classification of the users inside) or add any notes you relevant to the segment. | |
Active (Y/N) | Make the segment either active or inactive. Inactive segments will not be targetable at line item level. De-activating segments does not remove them from QPS if using advanced filtering. | |
Extensible (Y/N) | Choosing "Yes" for extensible allows for the segment to be extended using Liveramp or Freewheel graphs. | |
Tag Type | Dropdown including the following options:
Once the tag type has been selected, click Save & Generate Tag for the tag to be generated and copied. | |
Segment Categories | Segment Categories can be used to organize segments into a hierarchy for a cleaner appearance in the Targeting > Segments section of the Edit Line Item screen. This field is strictly visual and does not impact behavior. |
Segment tags are objects that get added to an advertiser's website or app environment to capture data about activity, or add users to a segment. Below are the available tag types with descriptions:
Tag Type | Description | |
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Iframe tag that includes exchange sync pixels (recommended for desktop) | Using this tag will fire a number of sync with Beeswax exchanges when loaded by the user. This helps to increase the presence of Beeswax User IDs in bid requests, and improve ability to identify users.
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Tag for implementing in mobile apps with user_id passed in manually | Export this URL to be called in order to add a user to a segment in a mobile app environment. The users device ID must be manually populated just after the &user_id= parameter in the URL. | |
Image tag for adding a user into a segment | This is a typical website-based pixel and is exported as an HTML tag and should be implemented in an HTML environment (site or container). | |
Image tag using Alternative ID to add users into a segment | Similar to the above, however uses the Alternative ID of the segment to add users into the segment. |