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# How to share news?
News is a widget available on the partner portal. Use News to communicate with partners about product updates, events, or social media posts.
## Add news
Here is a step-by-step guide to adding news to your Kiflo account:
* Go to the **Manage** page
* Click **News**
* Click the **Add news** button
* Then choose a name and click **Add**
{% hint style="info" %}
No worries, this name is just for you to keep the news organized. It is not visible to partners and you can change it at any time.
{% endhint %}
On your news designer page, you can:
* **Language -** Optionally define the language of the news (see [How to share news per partner language?](/partner-enablement/news/how-to-share-news-per-language.md))
* **Layout -** Choose between a vertical or horizontal layout depending on the image's ratio.
* **Title -** The news headline
* **Subtitle -** This refers to the type of article like Blog, Event, Webinar, etc.
* **Description -** A couple of sentences about the news (ex: for a blob article, add the first sentences)
* **Add a Call to Action -** You can add a call to action button which will be linked with a URL to redirect them to another website/location
* **Call to Action label -** The text in the call to action button will make the call to action URL field appear
* **Call to Action URL -** URL to redirect your partners to another website/location such as a blog on your website
* **Image -** An image to support the news makes it a better partner experience in terms of UX
Don't forget to click the **Save** button to save changes!
## Publish news
Once the news is ready to be published, click the **Publish** button:
{% hint style="info" %}
**The button is disabled and I cannot click it**
This button becomes enabled once the news is saved. Make sure to click the Save button first!
{% endhint %}
You have 2 options:
1. **Publish the news immediately** and make it visible to partners
2. **Schedule the publishing** to make it visible automatically in the future
This can be done by choosing the right visible dates:
{% hint style="info" %}
**News must stay visible to partners**
If you want the news to be visible all the time and never expire, don't set an end date!
{% endhint %}
## Define who can view news
News can be visible to some partners only.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Real-life examples**
* If you participate in an event in your country, you may want to share this news only with partners in that country.
* If you changed the benefits offered to all your referral partners, share the news with referral partners but not resellers.
{% endhint %}
News can be shared to:
* Some programs
* Some groups
Here are the different options:
| Visible to | Results |
| ------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| No programs and no groups are selected | News is visible to everyone (according to the visible from/to dates) |
| Some programs are selected, but no groups are selected | News is visible to all partners in the selected programs |
| Some groups are selected, but no programs are selected | News is visible to all partners in the selected groups |
| Some programs and some groups are selected | News is visible to all partners who are **either in the selected programs or the selected groups**. |
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