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  • Boost your post with experiences
  • How to boost your post:

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  1. Target & publish experiences

Increase visibility (Boost)

Jimo introduces a powerful feature to boost user engagement of your posts with a linked experience.

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Boost your post with experiences

Experiences are dynamic in-app interactions that elevate user engagement and interaction with your content - a Boosted experience can take the shape of a Banner, Modal, or Snippet in-app.

From your post, you can create a linked experience (Banner, Modal, Snippet).

  1. Select Experience Type: Choose the type of experience that aligns with your post content – whether it's a tour to showcase a new feature or a survey to gather user feedback.

  2. Precise Targeting: Define the audience for your experience based on user segments, behavior, or other custom triggers.

How to boost your post:

  1. Go to the "Target & Publish" page after the Editor.

  2. Go to the "Boost" Section, and click on "Boost this post"

  1. Select an experience type (Banner, modal, or Snippet)

The boosted experience is tied to your changelog post, sharing the same target audience. To target a different segment with experiences, simply create a standalone experience. This provides flexibility for precise audience engagement.


And then

Build a new experience