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Choose a campaign template

Build your own, or a ready-made template. Pick one, or switch it later.

Updated 2 min read

Who can do this: Agent and above (Super Admin, Team Lead, Agent)

Where: web only

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Every campaign starts with Build your own or with a ready-made template. Build your own has two tabs: Plain Text for an email you write yourself, and Component for an email you build by dragging components into place. The ready-made templates carry photo, listing and agent blocks, so a listing email looks finished without any layout work.

Watch the steps in Lukkio (about 40 seconds)

Pick a template for a new campaign

  1. Open Campaigns.

  2. Click Add Campaign. New Campaign template picker with Blank selected and designed templates alongside

  3. Choose Build your own, or click a ready-made template to select it.

  4. Click Create Campaign.

The campaign opens in the editor as a Draft.

Which template to use

Template Use it for
Build your own, Plain Text tab A plain email you write or generate yourself.
Build your own, Component tab Your own design, built from drag-and-drop components.
Ready-made templates A finished design. They include Multiple Listings and Multiple Listings 2 for a shortlist, Open House – 1 listing for one listing, and Holiday announcement for a message without listings.

Fill the listing slots

Listing templates have empty slots until you choose the listings.

  1. In the editor, open the Template panel on the right. Its heading names the template.
  2. Under Select listing(s), click Search listing in a slot and pick a listing. Add Listing adds another slot.

Template panel with four empty listing slots and the agent block

  1. Under Select agent(s), check the agent shown. Add Agent adds a second.

Each listing block fills with the listing’s photo, price, size and address from the listing record.

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