Mail Designer 365 offers you a huge range of creative tools that you can use to make sure your email designs will always turn heads (and get customers clicking!)
In the new interactive Design Tips template, we've shared our team's all time favorite design tricks to help you get inspired for your next email design. On top of this, we've also added a set of brand new tutorial videos to show you how to recreate these amazing styles in Mail Designer 365...
Email marketing for bakeries helps local cake shops, patisseries, cafés, and home bakers turn seasonal interest into repeat business. A useful bakery email does more than show attractive pastries: it gives subscribers a reason to order, makes availability and pickup details clear, and keeps the business memorable between visits.
This guide covers practical campaign ideas, list growth, content planning, bakery email design, ordering information, and pre-send checks. It also shows how the Petite Paris design in Mail Designer 365 can be adapted for menus, preorder campaigns, product launches, and local promotions.
A salon newsletter template helps you promote treatments, share updates, sell vouchers, and keep clients engaged between appointments.
Below you will find practical email marketing resources for salon owners, plus a ready-to-edit salon newsletter template in Mail Designer 365.
Archive: This article was originally published during the coronavirus restrictions and preserves resources from that period. For current guidance, see how Mail Designer 365 supports email marketing for restaurant owners.
Restaurant owners can use a restaurant email newsletter template to promote menus, special offers, events, takeaway options, and delivery updates while keeping their brand consistent.
Mail Designer 365 has all you need to keep your business going strong through the crisis. Below you will find all of our email marketing resources for restaurant owners to help get your small business online, plus a brand new Design Idea...
Spring email design works best when seasonal color, useful content, and one clear call to action come together. These four Mail Designer Design Ideas offer practical starting points for a promotion, seasonal sale, Easter greeting, or simple new-season update.
Each example below uses a different visual direction, so you can choose a layout that fits the campaign instead of forcing every spring message into the same floral style.
Use fresh color selectively, keep important text readable, and let the offer or message remain the focal point. A successful spring email design should still look like your brand, even when you introduce lighter colors, botanical details, or seasonal photography.
With many brands sending out their first emails at the end of January, there’s no time like the present to get started on your Valentine's Day email campaigns. We’ve added 3 brand new Valentine’s Day Design Ideas to Mail Designer 365 that are bound to sweep your customers off their feet...
Happy New Year! This new Mail Designer 365 version brings you some super important fixes and improvements to the app. Here's everything that's new in Mail Designer 365 1.9.3...
Read MoreNew Year email design ideas work best when the visual style matches one clear campaign purpose. These two Mail Designer 365 examples offer different starting points: a bold fireworks layout for an event or promotion, and a calm winter greeting for customers, partners, or colleagues.
Hey Mail Designers! We've got another new update for you which welcomes three brand new festive Design Ideas to the app, as well as some all important stability improvements. Here's everything that's new in Mail Designer 365 version 1.9.2...
Last year we took an in depth look at some of the email trends we noticed over the "Black Friday" weekend. We had so much fun analysing all the email marketing campaigns (#EmailGeeks) that we couldn't resist doing another one this year. Here's our 2019 roundup of everything that went down in the world of email marketing...
