# Webpush Template

## Overview

Web push notifications are very useful for the purpose of communicating and engaging with your visitors. You can design compelling web push notification templates using the Marketing Engine.

## Create a Webpush Template

To create a webpush template, complete the following steps:

1. Click *Templates*
2. Click the *Webpush Templates* tab
3. Click *Create Template* 

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4. Add the following:
   1. Template Name
   2. Title for your web push notification (character limit 30)
   3. Body Text (character limit 126)
   4. Destination URL
   5. Upload an Icon Image and/or Body Image (or select one from your library)
   6. CTA Button (Up to 2 buttons)
      1. CTA Text and CTA URL
   7. Auto Hide Notifications for set time period (optional)
   8. Expire Notification Automatically (optional)&#x20;

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5. Click *Save*&#x20;

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6. Preview of the web push notification to ensure accuracy


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