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Compute how much audience overlap exists across a group of channels. The response carries each channel’s own size, every n-way intersection (pairs, triples, and so on), and aggregate metrics: total unique reach, the count of people in more than one channel, and the multi-channel rate. The dashboard Audience overlap card uses the same query.

Synopsis

Options

The command exits with a usage error if fewer than 2 or more than 5 channel IDs are provided.

Examples

1. Two-channel overlap

Returns the single 2-way intersection plus the aggregate metrics for channels 7 and 12.

2. Find the largest overlap in a trio

Sorts every n-way intersection by member count and returns the largest. The result includes the 3-way intersection plus every 2-way pair, so you can spot redundancy at a glance.

3. Capture the multi-channel rate for tracking

Appends the day’s multi-channel rate to a long-form CSV. Useful for tracking how concentrated your audience is over time.

Response

channelIds in each intersection is sorted ascending. multiChannelRate is personsInMultipleChannels / totalUniquePersons.

See also