Boost Leaves the Source Channel Picker

Boost is leaving the channel picker in Source for customers on Source Basic or Premium, and Talroo reaches the same network directly.

Boost posted your jobs to Talroo's programmatic network behind the scenes. Customers who selected both Boost and Talroo for the same opening paid twice to reach the same job seekers and split their applicant flow across two campaigns.

What's new

• Boost leaves the channel picker — Boost My Job no longer appears in the list of job boards when you create a campaign in Source.

• Boost leaves Channel Enablement — Boost no longer appears among the integrated channels in Channel Enablement.

• Talroo and Joveo are unchanged — both stay in the channel picker, with the same budgets, durations and posting behavior.

• Campaign history stays intact — past Boost campaigns stay in All Campaigns, labelled Boost, with their budget, spend, dates and applicants, and you can still filter by Boost in the Channels filter.

• Live campaigns keep running — a Boost campaign that is live when the change is released keeps delivering until its scheduled end date.

Why it matters

Choosing job boards directly makes it clear where each job is posted and what you spend on each one, and avoids paying twice to reach the same job seekers.

What to expect

This applies to customers on Source Basic or Premium; other customers keep Boost as before. To keep reaching the Talroo network, select Talroo when you post a job. Billing does not change, because Boost was priced the same as posting to Talroo directly.