Age Old Mystery: First Time Buyers by Show and FTB at Venue

Hello to all the fantastic Tessitura minds out there! Our new Artistic Director would like to identify new buyers after each show/run. I've attempted to discern the following: Identify first-time ticket buyers by performance and/or Run Identify first-time buyers to the venue in general - could also be their only visit. I've scoured archives, found some excellent info on segmentation, tried and tried this pull, that extraction, etc but this seems to be a question that doesn't have a simple solution. So I ask - (OK, I beg!) Has anyone come upon a reliable T-Stats recipe / list / extraction combination, etc that is working for you? Many grateful thank yous to you all!!
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  • I wrote a custom view that extracted the first performance details attended from the ticket history so that a criteria for List Manager (and by extension, Extraction Segments) could be created. It might need some customising to exclude anything that isn't a performance - if you sell program vouchers, for example. It was based on first performance attended rather than purchased on purpose - we only wanted to report on subscribers once in the season. Creating a list based on a criteria created from this view would then allow you to use it as a filter in T-Stats. Happy to share - just let me know if you think this'd work for you. Martin
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  • I wrote a custom view that extracted the first performance details attended from the ticket history so that a criteria for List Manager (and by extension, Extraction Segments) could be created. It might need some customising to exclude anything that isn't a performance - if you sell program vouchers, for example. It was based on first performance attended rather than purchased on purpose - we only wanted to report on subscribers once in the season. Creating a list based on a criteria created from this view would then allow you to use it as a filter in T-Stats. Happy to share - just let me know if you think this'd work for you. Martin
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