# Multi Push

We've created the Multi Push service for PushPushGo clients who manage push notifications across many projects. This development means that **if you allow push notifications on multiple websites, you can now communicate with subscribers on all of them** - or a selected number of them.

Multi Push can come in handy if:

* you're a publisher running separate websites for local editions of your portal or a magazine
* you run multiple business projects with separate websites
* you offer web and mobile push notifications to your clients.

The button for the Multi Push creator is located in the top-right corner of the main Dashboard.

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The first step in creating a Multi Push is selecting the projects for the campaign. Choose the projects you want to target with Multi Push and click "Continue". You can use the option 'Select all'.

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Add all the necessary elements of push notification: URL, title, content, action buttons, etc. A Multi Push can only be sent to all subscribers. This creator does not have the option to target by segments or labels.

After filling in the notification content go to summary by clicking a button on the bottom of the creator.

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Click "Send all" to dispatch your push notification to all selected projects.

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