Different types of behavior-based segmentation can be used to group your target audience according to their behavior. For example, purchase behavior looks at how customers buy your products or services, such as the frequency, quantity, timing, or occasion of their purchases. Segmenting customers based on their purchase behavior can offer them incentives, discounts, loyalty programs, or cross-selling and upselling opportunities. Usage behavior considers how customers use your products or services, such as the intensity, frequency, duration, or mode of their usage. It can be used to provide customers with tips, tutorials, feedback, or support. Engagement behavior looks at how customers interact with your brand, such as the channels, platforms, devices, or content they use to communicate with you. This segmentation can be used to optimize your marketing mix, create more engaging campaigns, or increase your brand awareness and advocacy. Lastly, loyalty behavior examines how customers demonstrate their commitment to your brand through retention rate, churn rate, repeat purchases, referrals, or reviews. Segmenting customers based on loyalty behavior can reward them and help retain them as well as turn them into brand ambassadors.