Project Push, also known as Sample Boost, lets you increase traffic to a live Audience project without closing or relaunching it.
When a project is collecting responses slower than expected, you can create an additional vendor-side launch for the remaining responses. This helps increase respondent traffic while keeping all responses and reporting under one Audience project.
The original project remains active, and the Audience platform manages all associated vendor projects in the background.
Use Project Push when:
To push an Audience project:
The platform creates an additional vendor project for the remaining responses while keeping the existing Audience project active.
You can choose from the following options:
For example, if the current CPI is $2.00, the minimum allowed CPI for a higher-CPI push is $2.20.
After a project is pushed:
Closing the Audience project automatically closes all associated vendor projects.
No additional action is required.
Yes. The Audience platform tracks the vendor project associated with each response.
This allows reconciliation requests to be processed accurately, even when responses come from different vendor projects.
The Push at Same CPI option is available only for the first two pushes on a project.
After the first two pushes, you must increase the CPI by at least 10% to continue boosting the project.
No. Only one Audience project exists.
The platform creates additional vendor projects in the background while keeping all responses, reporting, and management under the original Audience project.
No. The new vendor project uses the same targeting, qualifications, quotas, survey settings, and other project configurations.
The only change is the CPI when you select Push at Higher CPI.
No. All associated vendor projects remain active until the Audience project is closed.
The Audience platform automatically tracks all vendor projects associated with your Audience project.
These vendor projects are managed internally, so you can work with one Audience project while the platform handles the vendor-side launches.