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WhatsApp message creation in BeatSquares turns your articles, events, or press releases into broadcast-ready content. For each article you pick, BeatSquares generates three message variants. You can review them, edit, add images, and then either publish immediately or schedule for later. Prefer a visual walkthrough? Follow the interactive guide below:
WhatsApp messages can only be created inside a Square with the output format WhatsApp Messages. If you don’t have one yet, see Creating Squares.

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1. Create a message

1

Open your WhatsApp Square

From the Dashboard, open the Square you want to post in.
2

Click 'Create post'

Start a new message from the Square overview.
3

Select an article

Choose the article you want to base your message on. Available articles depend on the categories configured in your Square.
You can only select one article or press release per message. You can add multiple events.
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Generate variants

Click Create post again to generate three message variants.

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Creating polls

Polls are an alternative to regular messages – instead of broadcasting text, you ask your audience a question with multiple answer options that they can vote on directly in WhatsApp.
1

Open the poll creator

Click the down arrow next to Create Message and select Create Poll.
2

Select an article and generate

Pick the article you want to base the poll on, then click Generate. BeatSquares creates a poll question and answer options from the article.
3

Adjust the options

Review the generated question and answers. Add or remove options as needed.
4

Verify

When you’re happy with the poll, click Verify.
After verifying, you can publish or schedule the poll the same way as a regular message.

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2. Review variants

BeatSquares automatically generates three variants per article, each with a different tone, length, or angle. Click on the post title to open it, then switch between Var 1, Var 2, and Var 3 to compare.

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The fact viewer

While reviewing, BeatSquares highlights important facts in both the source article and the generated message:
  • Names – people, organizations, entities
  • Places – locations, cities, regions
  • Figures – numbers, statistics, dates
Hover over any highlighted text to see where it appears on the other side. This bidirectional highlighting helps you quickly verify that key