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# Create a location Apple Messages template

Location message templates let you share specific locations with your customers, using latitude, longitude, address, and a label for clarity.

## **Message components**

### **Location**

You'll need to provide the latitude and longitude coordinates of the location you're sharing. Including an address and a label helps the recipient understand the location's relevance.

### **Label**

The label is a brief description of the location. For example, "Main Office" or "Event Venue" provides clear context to your customer.

## **How to make a location message template**

1. Go to **Content** > **Message templates**.
2. Click **Create message template**.
3. Under 'Platform', select **Apple Messages**.
4. Select **Location** as the 'Message type'.
5. Provide the latitude and longitude for the location you're sharing.
6. Add the address and a descriptive label to help the recipient identify the location.
7. Once your template is complete, click **Publish** to make it available for use.

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