Segmented Campaigns
By strategically segmenting your customers and offering personalised promotions, you can boost engagement, drive repeat purchases, and build lasting customer loyalty. Whether you're targeting new customers, loyal buyers, or seasonal shoppers, this guide provides actionable campaign ideas to help you turn your Karla tracking page visit into a valuable sales opportunity.
How Segment Matching Works
Understanding how segments are evaluated is crucial for setting up effective campaigns:
Segment Evaluation Timing
The system checks which segments a customer belongs to at two critical moments:
- At order placement - When the order is first created
- At order fulfillment - When the order is fulfilled (this is the final check)
The segments determined at fulfillment are what ultimately decide which campaign is shown. If a customer's segments change after fulfillment, the order will not be updated. This is intentional behavior to ensure consistency.
Campaign Selection Logic
Default Campaign Fallback
If a customer has no segments that match any of your live campaigns, the default campaign will be displayed.
Example: A customer has segments A, B, and C, but you only have live campaigns for segments D, E, F, and Default → The Default campaign will be shown.
Multiple Matching Campaigns
When a customer has multiple segments that match different live campaigns, the system will display one campaign based on the first match found. Since there is no explicit ordering of segments associated with an order, this introduces a degree of randomness into the system.
Example: A customer has segments A and B, and you have competing campaigns for both segments → One campaign will be shown based on which segment the system matches first.
This randomness is actually beneficial when you have multiple campaigns competing for the same order, as it allows for natural A/B testing scenarios.
1. New Customers
Objective: Encourage first-time buyers to make a repeat purchase and build brand loyalty.