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Reuse Email Templates Across Campaigns

An email template is a saved message — subject, content, and variables — that any campaign, sequence, automation, or system notification can pull from. Write it once here, and your team sends the same email everywhere without retyping it or drifting off-message.

Entry pointGrowth → Library

Article summaryDetails
Best forAnyone building reusable email content
Main outcomeEmail templates ready to drop into campaigns and automations
RequiresEmail content and any variables you want to personalize
Related reportsCampaign and sequence email performance

Open Email Templates

  1. Go to Growth.
  2. Open Library.
  3. Choose Email Templates.
  4. Review templates by Template Name, Category, Subject, Folder, Dates, and Published status.

Create Or Import A Template

  1. Choose New template to create a template.
  2. Choose Import template if you already have a template to bring in.
  3. Add subject, content, variables, and settings.
  4. Save the template.

Common Issues

IssueWhat to check
Template missing in campaignConfirm it is saved and available for the selected channel
Variables look wrongReview variable names and sample data
Wrong subject appearsCheck the template subject

If you can't open Email Templates at all, or New template is missing, ask your admin — both depend on your library permissions.

If a saved, published template doesn't show up when you build a campaign or automation, contact Brixi support with the template name, its Published status, and where you expected to find it.

Reporting Impact

Reusing the same template across sends keeps your email reporting consistent — open and click performance reflects the template itself, so you can compare it fairly across campaigns and sequences.

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