Automate Your SMS Lead Generation Process

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Fewer steps to build an email: Drag elements in-between paragraphs By Kelsey Johnson December 8, 2022 When most people create a new email, they start by writing it from start to finish. Then, as necessary throughout the message, they may add an image, video, product, button, or other elements for context. Does this sound like you? If so, we’ve got some good news. You can now drag and drop images, buttons, and nine other elements directly in-between your paragraphs. That means you’ll only need one text element for each email! GIF showing an image, button, and social icons being added directly between paragraphs in an email.

That’s not all that’s new. Read on to learn more about how to: Drag albania whatsapp data images, buttons, and other elements into your paragraphs Add in-line images from your computer, gallery, or Canva Drag-and-drop images from your desktop directly into your email Wrap text around your images Build an email entirely within the text element Don’t like change? No worries, you can still edit your messages the same way you did before. But we do recommend trying out the new process — you might find it saves you time. Drag images, buttons, and other elements into your paragraphs Want to write your entire email and then add imagery or buttons for context? It’s now going to take you half the time.

Up until now if you wanted to add an image, button, or video to an existing block of text you had to manually break up your text into multiple elements with your new content between them. Now you can add elements between paragraphs just by dragging and dropping. Have a last-minute addition to make? It can be dropped into your email in seconds. GIF showing social icons being added directly between paragraphs in an email. Try it out: Drop any of these elements into the middle of your text. Image Video Button Social Product Coupon Logo Divider Share Carousel Feed (the Magic Links element) Add in-line images from your computer, gallery, or Canva You can now add images anywhere in the text of your email.