Reusable Components & Preset Blocks
Writing an email block by block is fast — but you rarely start from a truly blank page. Audienceful gives you two ways to reuse good layout: preset blocks we've designed for you, and custom components you save yourself. Both live in the block panel inside the editor.
Preset blocks
Preset blocks are professionally designed, ready-to-use sections you can drop straight into an email and then edit. They're organized into categories:
- Headers — branded top sections for your logo, title, and intro.
- Sections — hero blocks, feature rows, callouts, and other body layouts.
- Footers — sign-offs, social links, and legal/address blocks.
Open the block panel, pick a category, and click a preset to insert it. Everything you drop in inherits your theme, so a preset lands on-brand and is fully editable from there — swap the text, change the image, adjust colors, done.
Saving your own components
Anything you build, you can save as a reusable component and use again in any email in your workspace. This is perfect for the pieces you reuse constantly — a standard sign-off, a "book a call" call-to-action, a product highlight, or a promo banner.
To save a component:
- Select the block you want to reuse — or select several blocks to save them together as one component.
- In the block's formatting menu, click Save component.
- Give it a name so you'll recognize it later.
Your saved components appear under the Saved category in the block panel, ready to insert into any draft.
Managing your components
- Insert a component by clicking it in the block panel; it drops in at your cursor and stays fully editable.
- Reorder your saved components so the ones you use most sit up top.
- Reuse across your team. Components are shared across your workspace, so a component one teammate saves is available to everyone — a simple way to keep your whole team's emails consistent and on-brand.
Between preset blocks for structure and your own saved components for the parts unique to you, most emails come together in minutes.