Sneak peek: Fall and holiday email designs
It's never to early to think about what holiday templates are on your wish list
Good news: Even if you're not ready to think about the holidays just yet, Emma's design team is. We're having all kinds of fun thinking up new free (yep, free) readymade template designs for fall and winter, and we couldn't wait to give you a little preview.
These designs and more will be available in the template gallery soon. Oh, and as always, we'll offer *custom* holiday design to help with your year-end promotions and greetings.
What kinds of holiday themes and uses will you be looking for in a template? We're still creating these designs, and we'd love your input. Leave us a comment with your idea.
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If you are ready to plan for the busy holiday season, check out these holiday blog posts of yore:
Prepare your email marketing for the holiday season
Comments
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) | September 20, 2012
Would love to see some more themed templates such as sports in season (we are a golf course so we would love some golf ones year-round), nature, modern, classic, scenery, countries, etc. Our membership has been thrilled with the different looks we are now able to use. Thanks!
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) | September 20, 2012
I’d like to see a Christmas design or two, not just a happy holidays. Any chance some might be added?
Emily Konouchi | September 25, 2012
Tina, these are some great ideas! Our design team appreciates the inspiration, and we’re so glad to hear that your members like the new template designs. Thanks for speaking up!
Emily Konouchi | September 25, 2012
You got it, Sarah. Look for some Christmas cheer coming as early as next month!
Ana Youngsma | October 04, 2012
I really like the Halloween templates! When will they be available?
Emily Konouchi | October 05, 2012
Happy Friday, Ana! We just added the fall readymade designs (including those fun Halloween templates) to all accounts, so long in and check them out. We’d love to see the final product, too.