Demographic information describes characteristics of people or user populations, including age, sex, race, ethnicity, income, and family composition. section 10.3.2
Public demographic data is commonly published by governments and census agencies, with availability varying by location and granularity ranging from national aggregates to individual zip codes. section 10.3.2
Analytics teams can use demographic or related user attributes to compare outcomes across groups:
- Segment website experiment results by geographic region, web browser type, time of visit, or number of previous visits. section 3.2.5
- Compare cohorts when evaluating changes in abandoned shopping-cart rates across website layouts. section 3.2.5
- Treat location and population coverage as part of the interpretation because available public information differs across places. section 10.3.2
Website-layout experiment
An e-commerce team can compare abandoned-cart rates across user cohorts defined by geographic region, browser type, visit time, and previous visits when assessing three website layouts. section 3.2.5
