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# Send to particular segments

You can create custom segments in order to filter your audience when you send the campaigns. You can choose multiple conditions to create a segment (e.g. systems, browsers, devices, countries, sessions count, last visit, subscription date, sent messages count, delivered messages count, clicked messages count).

By default, every website has two built-in segments: **All subscribers** and **Test subscribers.**

1. Go to SAREpush platform
2. Go to **Subscribers** section
3. Click **Create segment** in top right corner

![](/files/-Ln8Qmn1FFj1VFNJAKJD)

After you have created a segment, you can see the number of subscribers included in that segment in bottom of modal.

{% hint style="info" %}
When you choose multiple conditions to create a segment then AND operator is used.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
If a segment has no filters added, the segment will contain all subscribers.
{% endhint %}

When creating the campaign you can send to all your subscribers or select the segments that interest you. That give you the ability to target subscribers with more personalized and more engaging web push notifications.

![](/files/-Ln8QP8y8OzqE5hTQUCT)

{% hint style="info" %}
If one subscriber is in many segments in sending moment, we ensure that the notification will be delivered only once.
{% endhint %}


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