Best Practices for Adding Content to Email Campaign Sections
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Content sections form the backbone of email campaigns. Learn how to add and customize different section types to create engaging emails.
Ways to Add Content to Your Campaign
Click the + icon between the header and footer to add these sections:
Text Sections
- Click "Here write..." to add content
- Highlight text to format or add links
- Select |A| to adjust letter spacing
- Choose from 4 header styles: Paragraph, Medium, Large, or Extra Large
- Style colors and padding via right menu
Image Sections
- Upload up to 4 images per section
- Add alternative text for accessibility
- Link images to URLs
- Adjust size and padding
Button Sections
- Add clickable call-to-action buttons
- Customize text, colors, and styling
- Each section allows one button
- Links to website pages or external URLs
Spacer & Lines
- Create visual separation between content
- Adjust height, background color, and padding
- Choose solid, dotted, or dashed lines
- Control line thickness and length
Blog Sections
- Display up to 7 blog post previews
- Shows first 200 characters of excerpt
- Customize layout and image size
- Include/hide dates, authors, and "Read More" buttons
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Product Sections
- Showcase up to 7 products
- Display prices, descriptions, and "Add to Cart" buttons
- Choose from multiple layouts
- Customize image sizes and text
Discount Sections
- Add existing discount codes
- Create new percentage-based discounts
- Set usage limits and expiration dates
- One discount per campaign
Adding Links
- Link text by highlighting and clicking link icon
- Add URLs to images in image sections
- Create button links with custom destinations
- Link to internal pages or external websites
Remember:
- Text links follow global styles
- Videos can be shared via animated GIFs or external links
- Content won't automatically sync with website changes
- Make manual updates as needed
For best results, combine different section types strategically to maintain visual interest and drive engagement.