{"id":5755,"date":"2016-12-07T19:45:30","date_gmt":"2016-12-07T14:15:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/email.uplers.com\/blogs\/?p=5755"},"modified":"2020-08-08T23:43:28","modified_gmt":"2020-08-08T18:13:28","slug":"jailbreak-your-master-templates","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/email.uplers.com\/blog\/jailbreak-your-master-templates\/","title":{"rendered":"Jailbreak your Master Template: How to make various Types of Emails"},"content":{"rendered":"

The fate of any email marketing campaign starts and ends with an email. The opening and user engagement of an email is like playing with a set of dominoes. Toppling of every domino based on the push from the previous domino and in the end the final topple brings out a vivid new image. One wrong placement and the domino remains stand still.<\/p>\n

Similarly every element of an email such as subject line<\/a>, pre-header text, navigation, hero image, CTA aesthetics etc. play a sequential role. If your subscriber is put off by either one element then other elements become worthless.<\/p>\n

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In our previous blog, we shared a checklist for Designing PSD<\/a> for an email campaign. For those who have downloaded any of our Master Templates for Mailchimp, ExactTarget or Campaign Monitor, we Uplers\u00a0 have come up with a tutorial to introduce you to different elements of the template and create various emails for your email campaign from a single template.<\/p>\n

Components of Master Template<\/h2>\n

\"Email<\/p>\n

Header<\/h3>\n

In the Master Template, you have an option to choose from 3 different styles of header. First two are applicable if you wish to include navigation in your emails.<\/p>\n

\"Header-1\"<\/p>\n

\"Header-2\"<\/p>\n

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In the 3rd header option, you can include any custom text in place of the date on the header.\"Header-3\"<\/p>\n

Body<\/h3>\n

This is where the meat of your email is placed i.e. the message to be conveyed. In the Master Template there are different sections that can be combined together to create an email body that is not too lengthy and yet provides important information.
\nThe Body section content blocks can be categorized into 4 parts:<\/p>\n