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Journeys 2.0 is a new way of creating and working with your customer segments that provides greater flexibility and control in how you target high-value users. By giving you the ability to create and easily visualize nested customer segments, Journeys 2.0 lets you easily hone in on the users that matter most to your business.
To opt in to Journeys 2.0, navigate to either Audiences > Journeys or Audiences > Real-time, and hover over the text “LEGACY EXPERIENCE” next to the top breadcrumb navigation. Then, click “Try the New Experience” in the modal that appears upon hover:
Once opted in to Journeys 2.0, you can revert to the legacy Audiences experience at any time by hovering over “NEW AUDIENCES EXPERIENCES” in the top navigation and clicking “Revert to Legacy Experience”:
After opting in, the Audiences > Journeys section of the UI will display a table that includes every Audience and Journey you have created, sorted by Last Updated by default.
The Journeys 2.0 landing page represents two main types of customer segments:
Functionally, a Milestone and an audience are the same. Both represent a targeted segment of customers that you can forward to integration partners, run A/B splits on, and otherwise leverage in campaigns. Their only difference is how you create them in mParticle:
To update a journey (either single- or multi-step), expand it by clicking the ”+” icon to the left of its name, then click on one of the milestones nested beneath it. This will display the Milestone editor within the Journey canvas, where you can update the inclusion criteria for this particular Audience:
Closing the Milestone editor will display the full Journey canvas, which you can use to add additional Journeys features like new paths, additional milestones, and A/B tests.
At any time after a Journey has been created, you can edit that Journey’s data inputs. First, click on the top node in the Journey which has the heading “Journey Inputs”:
Next, add or remove inputs as you see fit, then click Update.
The Journeys canvas provides a flexible and powerful tool for creating targeted customer segments. Let’s look at two of the main ways you can use Journeys to create audiences:
As mentioned above, creating a Milestone within a Journey is functionally equivalent to a creating a Real-time Audience. By using the selection criteria and logical operators within a Milestone, you can create highly targeted customer segments for your campaigns. Let’s explore how to do this.
At the Journeys landing page (Audiences > Journeys), click the New Journey button in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
At the Create Journey modal, name your Journey, select your inputs, and click Create.
In the Journey canvas, click the ”+” icon followed by the Milestone option to create your first (and only) Milestone in the Journey.
For each audience you create, you can select the environment(s) from which you want users in that audience to come from (Production, Development, or both).
In the example below, Wait list Subscribers (child) and Interested and Engaged (parent) both use the Development environment, which is why the child audience has been populated with users. The other child audiences (Lapsed Subscribers and Abandoned Cart Subscribers) both use the Production environment which conflicts with their parent’s environment, and therefore have no users.
In the Milestone editor, you can begin adding criteria to target the users you want in your audience. Once you have added your first criterion, you can use the Boolean operators And, Or, and Exclude to create logical relationships with subsequent criteria.
Continue adding and combining operators to hone in on the precise user segment that matters to your business goals. The Milestone below, for example, uses three criteria and two Boolean operators to create a segment of customers who are on iOS 10.0, have started at least three sessions within the last seven days, who are not located in New York City.
Now let’s see another approach to using Journeys and Milestones to create targeted customer segments, which is is equivalent to creating nested audiences in the legacy Real-time Audiences experience. To explore how this works, let’s first look at a nested audience created with the legacy Real-time Audience builder as an example:
This customer segment uses membership in three separate Audiences––App Downloaders, Recent Users (Last 30 Days), and Engaged with Ad––as its membership criteria (which is what makes it a “nested” audience). Now, let’s see how we can recreate this segment as a Journey.
First, create a new Journey, then click the ”+” icon under the top (and only) node in your Journey to create a new Milestone. For this Milestone, set membership in the first audience from your nested audience (App Downloaders) as the sole inclusion criteria:
Now, create two more Milestones for the remaining two audiences in the original nested audience:
This Journey is now effectively the same customer segment as the nested audience created with the legacy Real-time Audience builder, with the added advantages of being able to add A/B Tests, new paths, and partner integrations at each individual Milestone (or nested audience), and the ability to visualize each Milestone that comprises the segment in one place.
Once you have created a Milestone that you want to forward to an external tool for use in a campaign, click the Connect Output button in the Audience tile under the Milestone in your Journey, then follow the steps to connect that audience to any of your connected outputs.
You can optionally include additional User Attributes, beyond identities, when forwarding to each Audience output. This enables you to use richer data in your activation platform, such as LTV, lead score or propensity to convert. In the last step of the process to connect an output, select which account and workspace level attributes you would like to forward to that particular tool:
As you continue to use create new audiences, you can use tags to keep them organized and allow team members to easily see the purpose of each audience at a glance. For example, you can use tags to group your audiences by campaign type, giving them names like retargeting, lead gen, and product launch.
To apply your tag, click the name of the new tag below the text bar. To add additional tags, select name of the tag(s) that has already been applied, open the dropdown menu, and click the additional tags you would like to add.
Tag names can be used as search queries to return all audiences that have that particular tag applied.
You can share Audiences within Journeys between your organization’s accounts, with detailed control over what data is shared. Share data broadly or restrict it to only what’s needed for a campaign. This feature does not affect data shared with third-party tools.
In the modal, view accounts the audience is shared with and their sharing permissions. There are four sharing permission levels:
Permission Levels | Level | Access Details | | --------- | -------- | | Owner | Full access to the audience, including editing, audience updates, and connecting outputs. Admins can set permissions. | | Private | The audience is invisible to the receiving account. | | View only | Visible to the receiving account but cannot connect to outputs. | | Usable | Visible to the receiving account and can connect to outputs. Audience definition cannot be edited. |
To view audiences that have been shared with an account, navigate to Segmentation, then select Shared Audiences in the left-hand navigation.
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