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# Setting Up Placements

A placement refers to a location within your app where ads can be displayed. In the case of Offer Wall, this is a page in your app that displays a list of offers. You can add multiple placements within one app. For each placement, you can define a different look and feel for each placement.

Configure all Offer Wall placements from the **Placements Details** screen.

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To set up Offer Wall placements:

1. From the DT Console, go to **Monetization→OfferWall**.\
   **Offer Wall Publisher Dashboard** opens.
2. Select the app for which you want to create a placement.\
   The **Application Details** screen opens.
3. On the **Placements** tab, access the **Placement Details** screen to complete any of the following tasks:

* To edit an existing placement (including the default placement), click the placement you want to update.
* To add a new placement, click **Add Placement**.

4. Add general placement settings as described in [Specifying General Placement Settings](/dt-console/offer-wall/setting-up-an-existing-app/setting-up-placements/specifying-general-placement-settings.md).
5. Add UI settings for the placement as described in [Specifying UI Settings for the placement](/dt-console/offer-wall/setting-up-an-existing-app/setting-up-placements/specifying-ui-settings.md).


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