Segmentation of custom nested attributes by dates
Hi all, I'm new around here, so apologies if this has been asked before. I couldn't find a post on it though so here we go: I'm trying to set up a segment that'll show me users who have opened a specific campaign and then made a purchase within a specific timeframe. We organized our purchase data in custom nested attributes. So when trying to set up the segment, I use the "has opened email for campaign XYZ" filter, then insert my custom nested attribute purchase > purchase date > chose "after" from the time dropdown and then select a date from the calendar. I'm wondering if "after" really does mean after (so excludes the date chosen from the calendar), or if it actually means on or after (so includes the date chosen from the calendar). The latter is what I want to achieve. Grateful for any tips you may have! Thanks Tanita30Views0likes1CommentIgnore hour of timestamp custom attribute in segment filters
Hello, I'm using a "time" formatted custom attribute which has as value for each user a timestamp (precise date AND hour). I'm using this custom attribute in segments, using the filter "more than" or "less than" X days ago. I know the "day" in this filter means +24 hours (and not calendar days), so the hour in the custom attribute impacts actually a lot the eligibility. For example, my canvas using the segment starts at 11:30am every day and takes users with the custom attribute more than 1 day ago (because I want to make users entered if they had the custom attribute performed at least yesterday or before). However, if the the value of this custom attribute was indeed the previous day but at 12:30pm, then it means the user is not eligible to enter the canvas. So it's not answering my need. Apart from changing the starting hour of my canvas, or the "X" days in my filter (to 0 instead of 1), I was wondering is there a way to "ignore" the hour in a timestamp in a segment filter to just take into account the date, when my custom attribute is build with both? Thank you!28Views0likes1CommentEstimated reachable users and extra funnel statistics
Why the estimated reachable users here is 1M but the extra funnel statistics combined is less than 15k? What's the real meaning of estimated reachable users and funnel statistics by channel? Please help answer this confusion I have. Thank you!Solved20Views0likes1CommentEstimated Audience V Reachable Audience V sent
Hi, In campaign, does anyone know why the volumes between these 3 metrics would be so different, more so between reachable audience v what's actually sent (-255K). Est. audience (604K) Reachable Audience (601K) Sent (346K) Many Thanks,Solved62Views1like3CommentsUnsubscribed clicks
Hello, I would like know which users cliked on unsubscribed link in a specific message. I don't find how to make a segment to find this. It is possible? We know the numbers of clicks for each message but I would the users list. For exemple : in canva A, find the users which click on message 1 in the unsubscribed link. Best regards.287Views0likes4CommentsBuild a segment to visualise specific mail client users
Hello, Can anyone please show me how you build a segment of recipients/users who use a specific email client (or would read my emails on it). For example, the users who use:Outlook 2010 Windows 10 I looked up via User Attributes but can't seem to narrow it down to Outlook 2010 but I am sure some of you gurus must have nailed it. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Aaron664Views0likes4Commentssegment based on clicks
I'm looking to create some segments based on the users who have clicked X number of campaigns in the last X days. i.e. 4 campaigns (any) in the last 90 days, 2 campaigns (any) in the last 60 days, etc. Are there segment rules that can achieve this? Thanks in advance๐75Views0likes1Comment