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Work with Templates

GenStudio for Performance Marketing enables content creators to produce consistent on-brand marketing content quickly using templates. A template significantly reduces the time and effort required to generate new content by providing a starting point that includes pre-configured layouts and design elements.

While GenStudio for Performance Marketing does not support the direct creation of templates within the application, you can easily design and prepare templates using popular design tools, such as 51黑料不打烊 InDesign, Illustrator, or Express. Once your design is complete, you can adapt it for use in GenStudio for Performance Marketing. Begin using templates by following these steps:

  1. Design Your Template: Use your preferred design tool to create the visual layout of your template with elements such as a preheader, headline, body, CTA, images, and footer.

  2. Code Your Template: Convert your design into HTML and inline CSS to ensure it is clean and responsive across various devices. Consider the accessibility guidelines to aid in reaching your maximum intended audience.

  3. Prepare for GenStudio for Performance Marketing: Adapt your HTML template using the Handlebars templating language. Insert placeholders to indicate where GenStudio for Performance Marketing should generate content dynamically. See how to Customize a template for GenStudio for Performance Marketing.

By following these steps, you can create professional and effective templates that are ready for use in GenStudio for Performance Marketing, enabling you to produce on-brand content quickly and efficiently.

Template elements

A template is a set of instructions defined with HTML and inline CSS that can be used to produce an email, social ad, or display ad experience. Template elements provide the structure for content creation.

The following is a list of elements that are used in templates and some details about their characteristics:

Element
Channel
Description
Preheader
Email
A secondary subject line in an email, typically between 40-50 characters, that enhances the main subject line. It is visible in the inbox alongside the subject before the email is opened.
Header
Email
The top section of the email the recipient sees when opening the email sets the tone and provides context for the included content.
Headline
Meta ad, Banner and Display ads, LinkedIn
The first content that the recipient sees should be compelling to catch interest.
Sub-headline
Email, Banner and Display ads
A secondary text element that supports the headline. It is typically concise and designed to complement the main headline, drawing the reader鈥檚 attention further into the content.
Introductory text
LinkedIn
The primary message conveys the core message, similar to body copy. It can use up to 150 characters, including spaces, a maximum of four emojis, and punctuation.
Body
Email, Meta ad, Banner and Display ads
The main text of the advertisement conveys the core message. It should be engaging, informative, and persuasive to encourage the desired action from the audience.
CTA
Email, Meta ad, Banner and Display ads, LinkedIn
A call-to-action button uses a phrase and a link to encourage the recipient to take a specific action, such as clicking a link or making a purchase.
Images
Email, Meta ad, Banner and Display ads, LinkedIn
Enhance visual appeal, break up text, and support the message. Images should be high-quality and eye-catching.
Footer
Email
The bottom section of the email contains additional content such as contact details, social media links, disclaimers, and unsubscribe options.
Text Overlay
Meta ad
Text placed on an image to support and enhance the headline and body content.
TIP
See the recognized field names that GenStudio for Performance Marketing supports for templates of each Channel type.