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Inclusive/Exclusive Audiences introduces a new feature called logic blocks that gives you more control over which audiences users are added to within an audience group.
\nDefining audience membership criteria is unchanged for Inclusive/Exclusive audiences; you still have to create an audience group and add one or more audiences to the group with different membership criteria.
\nHowever, you can now move audiences into logic blocks after they are created to achieve your desired audience behavior.
\nSee the video below for an overview of how to create audiences and apply logic using Inclusive and Exclusive Audiences:
\nThe rest of this page explains how to use each of the new features specific to Inclusive/Exclusive Audiences. For a real-world example of how to use these features to create complex audience groups, see Example: combining inclusive and exclusive audiences.
\nDefining audience membership criteria is unchanged for Inclusive & Exclusive Audiences. You still need to:
\nWhat’s new is the ability to control whether audiences overlap (inclusive) or remain mutually exclusive using logic blocks.
\nWhen you create the first audience in an audience group, it is by nature inclusive: any users from your selected data inputs who meet the audience criteria will be added. Whenever an audience group contains only a single audience, no logic blocks are shown in the Audience Group Editor. Similarly, if you add children of your first audience, they will all remain inclusive and no logic blocks will be shown.
\nHowever, as soon as you create a new audience using the Add path button, a logic block is created with the default name “Block 1” that contains all of your current audiences, including the new audience you just created. Within this block, all audiences are inclusive: users will be added to every audience in the block that they meet the criteria for.
\nIf you want to prevent any overlap between these audiences, you can create separate logic blocks as described below.
\nLogic blocks are created and managed through the Audience Group Editor, not the Audiences landing page. To complete all of the following workflows:
\nWhen an audience group contains only one audience, no logic block is shown. The first logic block is created automatically when you add a second audience to the group. By default, the second audience is placed in the same logic block as the first audience, making those audiences inclusive. You create additional logic blocks when you want to separate audiences and enforce exclusivity.
\nTo create a new logic block and move an existing audience into it:
\n
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To move an audience from one logic block to another:
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In scenarios where you have multiple logic blocks that share the same parent audience, logic block priority determines which block users are added to. Users are always added to the block with the highest priority.
\nTo change a logic block’s priority:
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You can create a remaining users logic block, which is a special block that automatically collects all users who do not meet the criteria for any other block. This ensures that all users in your dataset (given the data inputs you selected when creating the audience group) are accounted for, even if they do not currently qualify for any explicitly defined audiences.
\nTo create a remaining users logic block:
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You can’t delete a logic block that contains any audiences. To delete a logic block, you must either delete or move all audiences it contains. Once you have removed all audiences from a logic block, it is automatically deleted.
\nFor a detailed walkthrough of how to combine inclusive and exclusive audiences using logic blocks, see Combining Inclusive and Exclusive Audiences.
\nThe following audience workflows are unchanged:
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