Messaging

Reach out to friends: post articles, group posts, message templates, rich menus, the Messenger menu and SMS, plus how to test before sending for real.

• Set up message test members：Before a post article or group post goes out for real, you can send a test to a few chosen LINE friends to check the content and layout. This article covers adding and deleting message test members, choosing them when you test publish, and how tests use your message quota.
• Create LINE message templates：Turn the LINE messages you send often into templates, then reuse them in post articles, group posts and chatbots instead of rebuilding them each time. This article covers organizing templates in folders, creating and deleting them, and what changes when you edit or delete a template.
• Create SMS templates：Save your SMS content as templates, keep them organized in folders, and pick them when you send an SMS. This article covers where SMS templates live, how to create and delete them, and how they differ from LINE message templates, such as the 66-character limit per message and text-only content.
• Post articles to LINE friends：Use Post Article to send a message to your LINE friends in one go, either to everyone or to people picked by LINE friend data, an Audience Group, OakMega tags or an advanced filter. This article covers creating a post, choosing who gets it, saving drafts, scheduling or publishing, message quota, and when posts can't be deleted.
• Post to LINE groups：Use Group Post to send a message to the LINE groups your official account is in, all at once: every group, specific groups, or groups filtered by group attribute. This article covers creating a group post, choosing target groups, saving drafts and publishing, how message quota works for groups, and how it differs from Post Article.
• Set up LINE Richmenus：A Richmenu is the image menu pinned to the bottom of a LINE chat; friends tap it to send text, open a link or switch to another menu. This article covers scheduling the default Richmenu, applying segmented Richmenus to specific members, image requirements, and setting up buttons and click actions.
• Set up the Messenger menu：The Messenger menu is a persistent menu people can open next to the message box when they chat with your Facebook Page in Messenger; one tap sends text or opens a web page. This article covers adding and ordering menu buttons for each Page, the two click behaviors, and Facebook's limits on how often you can save and how long changes take.