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Open Admin Panel with Cmd+Ctrl+A (Mac) or Ctrl+Alt+A (Windows/Linux) |
All segmentation controls live here |
Keyboard shortcut on your live GPTWeb site |
| 2 |
Click the Segments tab in the left-hand menu |
This is where all segments are created and managed |
Admin Panel → Segments tab |
| 3 |
Click + Create Segment and give it a clear, descriptive name (e.g. 'High Intent Buyers') |
A clear name helps when assigning segments to campaigns later |
Segments tab → + Create Segment |
| 4 |
Choose your Segment Type: AI (conversational intent) or Static (manual list) |
AI segments update automatically based on visitor behavior — Static segments are manually managed lists |
Segment Editor → Segment Type selector |
| 5 |
For AI Segments: write a natural language description of who belongs in this segment |
GPTWeb's LLM reads visitor conversations and automatically assigns matching visitors — be specific |
Segment Editor → AI Description field |
| 6 |
For Static Segments: upload a CSV or manually add visitor emails to the list |
Useful for known contacts like CRM imports, event attendees, or existing customers |
Segment Editor → Static List uploader |
| 7 |
Set Segment Status to Active and click Save Segment |
Inactive segments are not evaluated — must be Active to assign visitors automatically |
Segment Editor → Save Segment button |
| 8 |
Go to Campaigns tab and open any existing campaign or create a new one |
Segments become powerful when paired with targeted campaigns |
Admin Panel → Campaigns tab |
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In the Targeting tab of the Campaign Editor, select your new Segment under Targeting Mode |
This ensures only visitors matching your segment criteria see the campaign |
Campaign Editor → Targeting tab → Segment selector |
| 10 |
Save your campaign and visit your live site to verify segment-targeted behavior |
Test with a visitor profile that matches your segment criteria to confirm correct assignment |
gptweb.com/site/your-company-slug |