AI-BO Campaign Guide
AI-BO Campaign Guide

The place where assumptions are put to rest and evidence is illuminated.

The place where assumptions are put to rest and evidence is illuminated.

Tim Treagus

Step 1: Campaign Details

Step 2: Survey Questions

Step 3: Audience Specification Form

Guide

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`Step 1: Campaign Details`⁠

Break down why you’re here. What are you hoping to achieve using AI-BO’s research capability.

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`Step 2: Survey Questions`⁠

This is where you write the questions that will go to the target audience.

The first thing you’ll need to do is edit the campaign objectives and rank them from 1 → 4 in order of importance to least important.

Then, add your questions to the table and categorise them according to question type, and objective. If you’re feeling overwhelmed and lost for ideas; head to our

Survey Writing Assistance⁠

page and look through a curated list of example questions for inspiration. If you want to add a question to your survey, just click the button and it will add automatically 🔥

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`Step 3: Audience Specification Form`⁠

This is where you get to specify the demographic attributes of the audience you want to answer the survey. You will also see the pricing breakdown. This is so that you can estimate the total price when you select how many responses you want in the form.

You can edit any of your responses after submitting the audience form until the campaign goes live.

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`Results`⁠

This is where you’ll see a summary of everything that’s occurred: the completion status, the price estimate, the completion date. You will also navigate to the survey results from this page.

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`Survey Writing Assistance`⁠

If you’re lacking confidence or direction for how to craft your survey this is a great place to go for guidance and help.

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How to create a survey⁠

explains some of the best practices for writing surveys.

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Survey Templates⁠

is a page full of survey template examples for different use cases. If you like a question, you can easily add it to your survey by clicking the “Add question” button.

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