Audience
Audience is an effective targeting option that lets you intersect different segment attributes, such as detailed demographics and affinities, to create audiences that represent sections of your target segments.
Columns
| Name | Type | Behavior | Description |
| AudienceAssetGroup | String | ATTRIBUTE | Immutable. The asset group that this audience is scoped under. Must be set if and only if scope is ASSET_GROUP. Immutable after creation. If an audience with ASSET_GROUP scope is upgraded to CUSTOMER scope, this field will automatically be cleared. |
| AudienceDescription | String | ATTRIBUTE | Description of this audience. |
| AudienceDimensions | String | ATTRIBUTE | Positive dimensions specifying the audience composition. |
| AudienceExclusionDimension | String | ATTRIBUTE | Negative dimension specifying the audience composition. |
| AudienceId | Long | ATTRIBUTE | Output only. ID of the audience. |
| AudienceName | String | ATTRIBUTE | Name of the audience. It should be unique across all audiences within the account. It must have a minimum length of 1 and maximum length of 255. Required when scope is not set or is set to CUSTOMER. Cannot be set or updated when scope is ASSET_GROUP. |
| AudienceResourceName | String | ATTRIBUTE | Immutable. The resource name of the audience. Audience names have the form: customers/{customer_id}/audiences/{audience_id} |
| AudienceScope | String | ATTRIBUTE | Defines the scope this audience can be used in. By default, the scope is CUSTOMER. Audiences can be created with a scope of ASSET_GROUP for exclusive use by a single asset_group. Scope may change from ASSET_GROUP to CUSTOMER but not from CUSTOMER to ASSET_GROUP.
The allowed values are ASSET_GROUP, CUSTOMER, UNKNOWN, UNSPECIFIED. |
| AudienceStatus | String | ATTRIBUTE | Output only. Status of this audience. Indicates whether the audience is enabled or removed.
The allowed values are ENABLED, REMOVED, UNKNOWN, UNSPECIFIED. |
| CustomerId | Long | ATTRIBUTE | Output only. The ID of the customer. |
Pseudo-Columns
Pseudo column fields are used in the WHERE clause of SELECT statements and offer a more granular control over the tuples that are returned from the data source.
| Name | Type | Description |
| ManagerId | Long | Id of the manager account on behalf of which you are requesting customer data. |