Create a Default Web Push Notification

Steps to create a Web Push Notification for Android using Lemnisk Marketing Automation Platform.

Create a Default Web Push Notification Campaign

Step 1: Create a Default Web Push Engagement

Go to > Settings > Welcome Notification

Gif: Add a default engagement via Settings flow

Step 2: General Details

• Language (mandatory): Select a language in which you prefer to write the Engagement.

• Select Label (mandatory): Choose a product label from the list. Click here to learn more about Product Label.

Step 3: Add Content

• Notification Title (mandatory): The notification title of the Engagement message. The recommended max length is 32 characters.

• Notification Message (mandatory): Enter a brief message explaining the purpose of the Engagement. It should contain at least 6 characters. The recommended max length is 42 characters.

• Icon (mandatory): Upload the icon to represent the logo of your website or profile that will be displayed in your web push notification. The icon image should support JPG or PNG file formats, with (192*192) pixel dimension and a maximum 1 MB size.

• Notification Image: The image you want to upload indicates the purpose of the web push engagement. The notification image only supports JPG, PNG, WEBP file formats, with a (720*480) pixel dimension and 1 MB maximum size.

Step 4: Buttons

• Icon: The icon you want to use on the button of your Web push engagement. You can import using a URL or upload an image from the Lemnisk Image Media Repository. The icon image should support JPG, PNG, or WEBP file formats with (32*32) pixel dimension and a maximum 1 MB size.

• Text: The text you want to mention beside the icon on the button. On Click Action: The action will be performed once you click the button.

Step 5: Redirect

Redirect URL (mandatory): Provide the URL of the webpage to which the web push notification will get directed.

Step 6: Save Click "Save" to save the default web push engagement.

For a detailed explanation of the steps discussed above, please refer to this video:

Demo: Create a Default Web Push Engagement