Newsletter Template

A ready-to-use newsletter template for regular updates to your audience. Features a hero section, featured article, article grid, and footer with social links.

What's included

SectionBlocksContent
HeaderImageYour logo
HeroImage + Heading + TextFeatured image with headline and summary
Featured articleColumns + ButtonLeft: image, Right: title + excerpt + "Read more" button
Article gridColumns (3)3 article cards with thumbnails, titles, and links
DividerDividerSection separator
Quick linksRich TextBulleted list of additional resources
CTAButtonPrimary call-to-action
FooterSocial + TextSocial links, unsubscribe, company address

Dynamic variables

VariableDescription
{{subscriber_name}}Recipient's name for personalization
{{issue_number}}Newsletter issue number
{{issue_date}}Publication date
{{featured_title}}Featured article headline
{{featured_excerpt}}Featured article summary (2-3 sentences)
{{featured_image}}Featured article hero image URL
{{featured_url}}Link to full featured article
{{articles}}Array of article objects (title, excerpt, image, url)

Using the template

  1. TinyEmailsTemplatesMarketingNewsletter
  2. Click Use Template
  3. Replace placeholder content with your actual articles
  4. Update branding (logo, colors, fonts)
  5. Save and preview on desktop + mobile

Connecting to a workflow

Automated weekly newsletter

Schedule (weekly, Monday 9am) →
  HTTP Request (fetch latest blog posts from CMS) →
  Transformer (format into newsletter variables) →
  Find All (active subscribers) →
  For Each → Send Email (newsletter template with dynamic data)

Manual send with approval

Manual Trigger →
  Transformer (build newsletter content) →
  HITL (review newsletter before sending) →
  If approved → Find All (subscribers) → For Each → Send Email

Customization tips

TipDetails
Keep it scannableUse short excerpts (2-3 sentences max) with clear "Read more" links
Consistent scheduleSend on the same day/time to build reader expectations
PersonalizeUse {{subscriber_name}} in the greeting; personalized emails get higher open rates
Mobile firstThe 3-column article grid stacks to single column on mobile; make sure each article card looks good standalone
Preheader textSet the preheader to a compelling summary; it appears next to the subject line in inbox previews
Tip

The most effective newsletters have one clear primary CTA. Don't bury it: put it above the fold (in the hero or featured section) and repeat it at the bottom.