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# Tips To Speed Up Your WhatsApp Broadcast

You can speed up the blasting by dividing the contact number into several tagging and blasting campaigns.

For example, you have **1000** contact numbers. You can divide into 4 different CSV files which one file will contain **250** contact numbers.&#x20;

1. By using these 4 CSV files, upload them into 4 different tagging.&#x20;
2. After creating the tagging and uploading the data into the tagging, you can create **4 different blasting campaigns**. Meaning that, you have to repeat the steps for WhatsApp Blasting, 4 times.
3. At the end, you will have **4 different campaigns** that **run in the same time** which, \
   **1 minute = 4 messages**.&#x20;

\ <mark style="color:red;">**HOWEVER, YOU NEED TO BE AWARE OF THIS METHOD MAY GET YOU BEING BANNED BY WHATSAPP IS VERY HIGH.**</mark>


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