Segmentation Use Cases
Some ways you can use Segments on your platform.
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Some ways you can use Segments on your platform.
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To see segmentation in action, check out our User Segmentation Guide->
You can also see more use cases for Segments in our Village Basics guide->
Because of the flexibility and versatility of Segments, there are many different ways that Segments and rules can be deployed.
Segments can help track, analyze, and optimize user engagement on your platform. Using rules-based logic or the Segments API, users can be automatically placed into Segments based on their activities or characteristics.
For instance, consider the following lifecycle segmentation that better maps the end-to-end journey of users on your platform.
Segment # | Segment Name | Trigger |
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To encourage user engagement, you can provide incentive nudges to users who may be stuck in their journey from signup to active usage. For instance, if a user is ready to transact but has not completed a desired action within 2 weeks, you can incentivize them with a first-time user promo or credit. The same tactic can be used for users who have not been active within a specified period.
Segments can be used to create different status tiers or loyalty programs. They offer insight into user behavior, enabling you to set intelligent thresholds for status or benefits programs.
You may want to limit certain features or capabilities on your platform to users that have completed a specific number of actions. This can be achieved using rules-based segmentation logic. For instance, you could create an access Segment to grant access to your new app only to signups who have invited five other users.
Fine-grained segmentation rules can be used to inform email and in-app communications sent to various user Segments. This could be done either through Village’s end user dashboard, or by passing these Segments to a third-party CRM.
The more granular your Segments, the more precisely you can identify a user's behavior or characteristics. These Segments can be used by Village's intelligence layer to optimize incentives or communications for a given user, creating a hyper-personalized experience.
You can use Segments to configure what messages and in-app cards appear in the Village user dashboard. This enables a high degree of personalized or targeted user messaging - not just for incentives, but also for targeted educational or support messaging.
1
Signup
Action: User has signed up
2
Required Signup Information Submitted
Action: User has submitted required information
3
Signup, user has not submitted required signup information
Goal: Segment 1 = True, Segment 2 = False
4
User is activated
Goal: targeted activity > 1
5
User has completed signup but not active
Goal: Segment 1 = TRUE, Segment 2 = TRUE, Segment 4 = FALSE
6
User has completed 10 targeted actions
Goal: Targeted Actions > 10
7
Bottom Quartile Engagement
Goal: Targeted Actions < 25th Percentile
8
Medium-Bottom Quartile Engagement
Goal: Targeted Actions < 50th Percentile AND Targeted Actions > 25th Percentile
9
Medium-Upper Quartile Engagement
Goal: Targeted Actions < 75th Percentile AND Targeted Actions > 50th Percentile
10
Top Quartile Engagement
Goal: Targeted Actions > 75th Percentile
11
Top 5% Users
Goal: Targeted Actions > 95th Percentile
12
Top 1% Users
Goal: Targeted Actions > 99th Percentile
13
Top 5% Users Decreasing Engagement
Segment 10 = TRUE in last 30 days, Segment 10 = FALSE
14
Top 5% Users 30 Day Churn Risk
Segment 10 = TRUE in last 60 days, Targeted Activity = 0 in Last 30 days
15
Top Quartile Users 30 Day Churn Risk
Segment 9 = TRUE in last 60 days, Targeted Activity = 0 in Last 30 days
16
Churned Users
Targeted Activity = 0 in last 30 days
17
Hard Churn Users
Targeted Activity = 0 in last 60 days