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# First WhatsApp Broadcast

Please verify that your WhatsApp is linked to the Kuasa Blast system before beginning your first Broadcast. For a detailed guide on how to integrate WhatsApp into this system, click the link below.&#x20;

[**Connect WhatsApp to Kuasa Campaigns** ](/getting-started/kuasa-campaigns/settings/how-to-connect-your-whatsapp-to-kuasa-campaigns.md)

Watch the video below to blast in just 5 minutes after connecting to WhatsApp!

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1. Login to your account via <https://campaigns.kuasa.io/>.
2. Click **Campaigns.**

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3. Click **New Broadcast**.

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4. Click **WhatsApp Broadcast**, put a name for the broadcast, and **Create New Campaign**.

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5. You have the choice of using the offered templates or adding your own copywriting. To start using your own copywriting for the first step, click **Add Copywriting**.

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6. Write the template name, content for your Broadcast message, category (optional), and click **Add New** button.

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7. Scroll down and click **Select** on the template you just added.

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8. Select the contact list or tagging for your broadcast, then click **Next** button.

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9. Here you can check and make sure the sentence that will be broadcast is correct. If it is correct, you can go to the next step, if not, just click on the box under **Content Broadcast** to edit your sentence.

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10. Select the device that has successfully connected to WhatsApp. You can check to see how the message will be received by your contact first before sending a broadcast to them. Simply enter your phone number and click **Test Send** button.

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11. Once you're satisfied, click **Send** button to begin broadcasting to your contact list. If not, click **Leave** button to end the WhatsApp Broadcast.

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12. Congratulations! Your first WhatsApp Broadcast has been set up successfully.

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