Traffic Distribution
We recommend using traffic distribution to optimize conversions and improve traffic quality.
This section describes the features and settings of traffic distribution. Proper rule configuration allows for accurate audience targeting and conversion optimization.
Distribution Rules
What Are Distribution Rules?
Rules allow you to direct different users to different landing pages depending on their characteristics. For example:
- Show different landing pages for users from different countries
- Redirect mobile traffic to mobile versions of websites
- Distribute traffic based on the time of day
- Create special rules for certain traffic sources
Creating Rules
Basic Rules
- Click "Add Rule"
- Set filter conditions
- Choose the target action (redirect, bot, landing)
- Set the target URL / Landing page
- Set the priority by dragging the rule; higher means more priority
Create rules from more specific to more general. Rules are applied sequentially from top to bottom.
Filtering Parameters
🌍 Geolocation
- Country
- City
- Region
- Provider (ISP)
📱 Devices
- Device type (desktop/mobile/tablet)
- Operating system
- Browser
- Device model
⏰ Time
- Time of day
- Days of the week
- Time zone
- Date and time
🔍 Sources
- Referrer
- UTM tags
- Search engines
- Social networks
👤 User
- Uniqueness
- Number of visits
- Browser language
- Cookies
Rule Setup Examples
Example 1: Geographic Distribution
Goal: Redirect users to sites in their native language
Setup:
- Create a new rule "Russian-speaking countries"
- Select countries: Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan
- Set the link to the Russian version of the site
- Create a rule "Other countries" with a link to the English version
Example 2: Mobile Traffic
Goal: Separate mobile and desktop traffic
Setup:
- Create rule "Mobile devices"
- Select device type: mobile
- Set the link to the mobile version of the site
- The main version will be used for all other devices
Example 3: Time-Based Distribution
Goal: Different distribution during day and night
Setup:
- Rule "Daytime traffic"
- Time: 09:00 - 21:00
- Days: Mon–Fri
- Link to main landing
- Rule "Nighttime traffic"
- Time: 21:00 - 09:00
- Days: Mon–Fri
- Alternative link
Example 4: Traffic Sources
Goal: Different landings for different sources
Setup:
- Rule "Social networks"
- Source: Facebook, Instagram, VK
- Link to social landing
- Rule "Search engines"
- Source: Google, Yandex
- Link to SEO-optimized landing
Setup Tips
Rule Priorities
- Place more specific rules higher
- Place general rules lower
- Always create a "default" rule
- Specific city (Moscow)
- Specific country (Russia)
- Group of countries (CIS)
- All other countries
Testing Rules
How to test rules:
- Use a VPN to test geo rules
- Test from different devices
- Test at different times of day
- Test from different traffic sources
Common Usage Scenarios
Scenario 1: Different Countries
🌍 Russia → site.ru
🌍 Kazakhstan → site.kz
🌍 Others → site.com
Scenario 2: Devices
📱 Android → mobile-landing.com
📱 iPhone → ios-landing.com
💻 Desktop → main-landing.com
Scenario 3: Working Hours
🌞 09:00-18:00 → shop-open.com
🌙 18:00-09:00 → shop-closed.com
Performance Analysis
What to Track
- Number of hits per rule
- Conversion by group
- Traffic quality
- Time on site
Rule Optimization
- Review statistics
- Identify successful combinations
- Adjust settings
- Test new variants
Rules can be changed at any time. Regularly check their performance and adjust when necessary.
Recommendations
Best Practices
- Start with simple rules
- Gradually increase complexity
- Regularly analyze results
- Test new combinations
Common Mistakes
- Rules too complex
- No "default" rule
- Conflicting conditions
- Incorrect priorities
Additional Features
A/B Testing
- Create test groups
- Distribute traffic
- Analyze results
- Optimize conversions
Integrations
- API for rules
- External services
- Analytics systems
- CRM systems
Start with basic rules and gradually make them more complex based on analytics data. Regularly check rule performance and update them as needed.