How to create Floodlight segments? Google SA360
Learn how you can create Google Floodlight segments in Google Search Ads 360.
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Learn how you can create Google Floodlight segments in Google Search Ads 360.
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To make use of Google SA360 segments, we need to have a Floodlight pixel implemented on the website. What’s more, it must fire with the selected u-variable, which will contain specific values we’d like to have in the Google SA360 segments.
First of all, we need to make sure our Floodlight configuration is already U-variable, which we’d like to use.
To let Floodlight collect information for your U-variable, you need to check it and save changes.
As always, make sure your Floodlight on the website fire correctly and contains all required information inside.
Since your Google Floodlight works already as expected, you can navigate to your Google Search Ads 360 advertiser to finalize our setup.
Under Advertiser Settings, you can add dimension or metric type to the U-variable. If you select dimension type, data in the report becomes more granulated based on the collected values.
Under the campaign details view, you need to select our newly created segment. Additionally, please remember that segmentation is only available in report views with action, transaction, revenue, or floodlight activity columns.
After you confirm segment and column selection, you will be able to review additional data for your campaign reports.
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