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# Mobilepush Template

Similar to web push notification templates, mobile push notifications can be a very effective method of engaging and communicating with the audience.

To create a mobile push notification template, perform the following steps.

1. Click *Templates*.
2. Click *Mobilepush Templates* tab.
3. Click *Create Template*.&#x20;

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4. Enter a template name.&#x20;
5. Enter a title for your mobile push notification (character limit 30).
6. Enter the body text (character limit 256).
7. Select the Link Type – a) *URL* | b) *Deep Link*.
   1. A **URL** redirects to external pages on the internet, meaning leaving the app or platform.&#x20;
   2. A **deep link** opens a specific page or content **within** the app or platform, keeping the user inside the app experience.
8. Click to upload image for the notification. Conversely, you can select one from the library.
9. Click *Save*.&#x20;

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&#x20;To have a preview of the mobile push notification, you can observe the device placeholder to the right. This would give you a proper idea of how the mobile push notification would appear to the recipient.


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