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# Segmentation

- [Tags](https://docs.cymbal.co/help/segmentation/tags.md)
- [Adding New Tags](https://docs.cymbal.co/help/segmentation/tags/adding-new-tags.md): This page shows you how to add new tags and better segment your audience
- [Adding Tags to Events](https://docs.cymbal.co/help/segmentation/tags/adding-tags-to-events.md)
- [Event Auto Tagging](https://docs.cymbal.co/help/segmentation/tags/event-auto-tagging.md): This page shows you how to auto tag events in order to increase ease of use and segmentation
- [Merging Tags](https://docs.cymbal.co/help/segmentation/tags/merging-tags.md): This page shows you how to remove tags and add contacts from one tag to another.
- [Audiences](https://docs.cymbal.co/help/segmentation/audiences.md): This page goes over how to create audiences and how audiences can be used for effective marketing
- [How to use the targeting modal](https://docs.cymbal.co/help/segmentation/how-to-use-the-targeting-modal.md): This page goes over how to use the targeting modal for better segmentation capabilities
- [Genres](https://docs.cymbal.co/help/segmentation/genres.md): This page shows all of our currently available genres you can use for segmentation
- [Attributes](https://docs.cymbal.co/help/segmentation/attributes.md): This page describes how to tag contacts with unique identifiers to use for transactional, promotional, or marketing purposes.
- [How to Filter by Form Submissions](https://docs.cymbal.co/help/segmentation/how-to-filter-by-form-submissions.md): This page shows you how to segment your audience by who submitted a form, or target all your pre-sale signups