Introducing Reusable Blocks

Rukham Khan
Rukham Khan

Last updated on

February 8, 2023

As a business, you often find that you need to use certain media assets again and again. For example, a lot of companies tend to have standard headers and footers. Designing them every time you create an email or a landing page takes up precious time.

Now when you create a row, you can save it as a reusable block and you can use it across emails and landing pages as you wish.

You can now design headers, banners, Call-to-action buttons, testimonials, footers and whatever else you wish (within the laws of email and landing page design) and save them as reusable, customizable blocks.

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You can also assign tags and categories to sort your blocks easily to have them ready at your disposal.

Once you have your blocks saved, just click on the ‘Blocks’ menu in the right panel in your email/landing page builder.

There, you will see the 3 most recently used blocks and you can also pull up your desired block by searching by tags assigned.

To create Reusable Blocks:

  1. Login to your MailMunch account and click on 'Broadcasts' tab
  2. Click on new email, choose a template and proceed to the content section of the email
  3. Create a content row by adding text, images or video
  4. On the bottom right side of your row, click on the save icon to save row as a Reusable Block
  5. Assign tags and add your blocks to a category.

To use saved Blocks:

  1. Click on 'Blocks' in the right-most pane in the Content section
  2. Search for Blocks by category or choose a block from one of the last three blocks you used.
  3. Click and drag the block onto your email or landing page, and continue as you would.
Mailmunch content menu showing resuable blocks under 'Block' pane

Try out Reusable Blocks today.

Author Bio

Rukham Khan

Rukham is the Content Lead at Mailmunch. He believes trust should be the basis for all marketing communications.

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