Example:

GET /backstage/api/1.0/demo-account/dictionary/audience_segments/

{
   "results": [
      {
         "taboola_audience_id": 2,
         "data_partner": "Acxiom",
         "data_partner_audience_id": "300441499",
         "data_partner_group": "Acxiom",
         "audience_name": "ACXM Automotive > Likely In Market Timing > New Luxury Vehicle",
         "allowed_countries": [
            "AR",
            "MX",
            "US",
            "CA"
         ],
         "taxonomy_categories": [
            "Intent",
            "Autos & Vehicles"
         ],
         "audience_size": 0
      },
      {
         "taboola_audience_id": 3,
         "data_partner": "Acxiom",
         "data_partner_audience_id": "300448599",
         "data_partner_group": "Acxiom",
         "audience_name": "ACXM Automotive > Likely In Market Timing > New Vehicle",
         "allowed_countries": [
            "AR",
            "MX",
            "CA",
            "US"
         ],
         "taxonomy_categories": [
            "Intent",
            "Autos & Vehicles"
         ],
         "audience_size": 0
      }
      // Additional rows (objects) omitted
   ]
}

🚧
As of 2020-11-18, audience size reflects the estimated number of users with visible activity in the Taboola network, over the past 30 days. (Previously, it reflected an average, daily amount.)

📘
Uses the dictionary endpoint - and returns a more complex object than the resources endpoint.

🚧
The payload for this endpoint is typically large.

🚧
Invalid account_id
If you pass an invalid account_id, the endpoint returns a successful response with an empty collection in the results property (unlike other endpoints that return 400 Bad Request).

{
    "results": [],
    "metadata": {
        "total": null,
        "count": null,
        "static_fields": [],
        "static_total_fields": []
    }
}