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How does the 'estimated reach' work on a push campaign?
How does the 'estimated reach' work on a push campaign?

Let's see how the 'estimated reach' works when creating a new campaign (this article only concerns the MEP platform).

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Written by Baptiste
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The 'estimated reach' is an estimation of the users that will receive the push campaign, not the real computed value as its purpose is to give you a quick result right after creating your campaign.

💡 This estimate is based on data from the Userbase which is updated in real-time, as new installations and uninstallations are reported to Batch.

We take a small representation of your token base and estimate the number of users that match the query then give you an approximate result.

It performs best on a significant userbase (e.g: 15 M tokens and higher) when queries match a critical amount of users, but it can produce an unexpected result when you’re trying to target a few users: 4 users out of 15M users for example.

To be more specific: on userbase containing more than 64K tokens,  targeting filters are applied on a random 64K sample in order to give you an approximative reach.


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