Smart Segments are organized lists of subscribers that marketers can use to target specific types of customers with focused language and specific offers or recommendations. Smart Segments can be created with custom combinations of attributes so you're always reaching the right people. You can see all available segment filters here.
In addition to creating segments yourself, Retention Science also provides you with pre-built segments. Below is a glossary of the segments available to you, sorted by category: Predicted User Segments and Standard Segments.
Predicted User Segments
These segments contain lists of subscribers as sorted by their ReSci exclusive Churn Score and Lifetime Value metrics, predicted by Cortex calculations.
Ready to Buy Customers: These subscribers have the highest likelihood to purchase - they are active on the site, interacting with emails, and acting in a way consistent with repeat purchasers.
At Risk Customers: These subscribers have made a purchase but now they are falling out of touch with your brand. Saving "At Risk" customers can be extremely valuable because churn rates drop dramatically once a customer has made at least two purchases.
Churned Customers: These subscribers have the lowest likelihood to purchase - they are not active on-site, not opening emails, and unlikely to purchase again. These are the customers you want to reach with "win-back" messaging and offers.
Low Customer Lifetime Value: These subscribers have made few or smaller purchases and are not expected to spend large amounts in the future. Exposing these customers to more dynamic recommendations can increase the likelihood of a larger purchase in the future.
High Customer Lifetime Value: These subscribers have made many or larger purchases and make up the bulk of most brands' revenue. Thanking these customers for their loyalty can be a great way to keep them engaged and inspire more repeat purchases in the future.
Low Customer Future Value: These subscribers have a history of smaller purchases and/or are disengaging with your brand. They are not expected to spend large amounts in the near future.
High Customer Future Value: These subscribers are active on-site and are expected to purchase once or more in the near future. They usually do not need incentives and can be inspired to purchase through strong branding and product recommendations. These are your VIPs and will appreciate being treated as such.
Standard Segments
These segments contain lists of subscribers sorted by the most popular metrics: activity, purchase history, and gender.
Clicked Email In Past 30 Days: Subscribers who have opened and clicked on the content inside an email in the last 30 days.
Discount Only Purchasers: Subscribers who have only made a purchase with a discount applied at checkout.
Dormant Users: Subscribers with no activity in the last year. Dormant Users are excluded from standard Cortex sends.
Engaged Extremely Recently: Subscribers who engaged with an email within the last 8 days
Engaged Very Recently: Subscribers who engaged with an email within the last 30 days
Engaged Recently: Subscribers who engaged with an email within the last 60 days
Engaged Somewhat Recently: Subscribers who engaged with an email within the last 90 days
Engaged Not Recently: Subscribers who engaged with an email within the last 180 days
Female: Subscribers whose known or predicted gender is Female.
Male: Subscribers whose known or predicted gender is Male.
No Purchases: Subscribers with no purchase history.
No Purchases In Past 30 Days: Subscribers who have purchased at least 30 days ago.
No Purchases In Past 90 Days: Subscribers who have purchased at least 90 days ago.
One Purchase: Subscribers with only one purchase.
Opened Email In Past 30 Days: Subscribers who have opened an email in the last 30 days. This includes all users in the "Clicked Email In Past 30 Days" segment.
Repeat Purchases: Subscribers with more than one purchase.
Subscribed Email Customers: All users with known email addresses who have not unsubscribed from receiving email.
Viewed Site In Past 30 Days: Subscribers with known email addresses who have visited your website in the last 30 days.
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