# Create onsite notification

To create an onsite notification, go to onsite notifications from the main navigation bar.

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You will land on [Onsite notifications list](/onsite-notifications-list.md).

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Now, click on the **New onsite notification** button in the upper right corner.

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As soon as the onsite notification creator opens, you can begin the configuration of your notification.

First, decide on the character of your message. If you want the notification to be strictly informational, you don't need to perform any additional actions. If you want it to redirect users to a different URL, use the toggle shown on the screen below.&#x20;

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If you choose the Redirect on click option, make sure to use UTMs in the URL, so you can track the results in your Google Analytics (or any other tracker you use).

Next, prepare the content. You will need:

* Icon (most likely your project logo)
* Title
* Content
* Placement (e.g. bottom right)

Optional onsite elements:

* Image
* Actions
* Add overlay

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Now, choose your audience. Onsite notifications can be displayed to all visitors after entering the website or to those who meet specific conditions.&#x20;

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Available data for setting up conditions:

* Referrer URL
* Visited URLs
* Number of visited URLs
* Language
* Current URL
* Is subscribed
* Session duration (s)
* Page visit time (s)
* Platform type&#x20;

The last step is to choose the display strategy:

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To see all options above, you must also have the [Inbox](/onsite-notifications-1/inbox.md) feature included in your plan.&#x20;

The display duration specifies how long notifications will be actively visible on the user's device screen until manually dismissed or clicked on.&#x20;

You can also decide if you want to limit the visibility to particular dates.&#x20;

When you are done with the configuration, hit the "Create notification" button.&#x20;

Now, you can decide if you only want to create a draft or publish and activate the campaign:

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