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Where is the problem? Segment split

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A problem rarely hits everyone the same way. Where is the problem? splits each insight across eight dimensions and tells you which audience carries it.

Where is the problem: new visitors carry the exit rate 52.8% vs 30% for everyone else; segment health per dimension; segments that differ most with sparklines and bars
One sentence verdict, the health of each dimension, then the segments that differ most.

How to read it #

  1. The verdict – for example “New visitors carry this: exit rate 52.8% vs 30.0% for everyone else (273 of 313 sessions)”.
  2. Segment health – for each dimension: carries the problem, worth watching, or how many segments could be measured.
  3. Segments that differ most – this segment against everyone else, with a sparkline of the metric per day.
DimensionExample findingTypical fix
DeviceMobile exit rate twice desktopMobile layout, speed, tap targets
BrowserSafari users stuckA script error on Safari
CountryOne country bouncesLanguage, currency, shipping info
Traffic sourceOne source does not engageLanding page or targeting
CampaignA campaign underperformsAd promise vs page
New vs returningNew visitors leaveExplain more above the fold
Time of dayAfternoon visits worseSlow server at peak, or a different audience
Day typeWeekends worseSupport or delivery times

Differences are tested for significance; small segments are marked as not measured instead of shouting. Click a bar to re-scope the evidence to that segment. The daily chart shows the metric with the previous period behind it and a first detected marker.

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Expected result #

For each insight you know who is affected, and the report links open on that audience.

FAQ #

Why “0 of 1 segments measured”? #

Not enough visits in that dimension to compare.

Which metric is compared? #

The metric the problem was detected on – for example the CTA click rate for a button problem.

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