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No Code - How to set up a custom CTA button with an image

Discover how to set up a custom button with a visual to communicate effectively on two levels with a detailed step-by-step tutorial video.


Intro

Your team has prepared a visual for a CTA button to be integrated into the email signature template.

This help article on the No-Code editor allows non-technical profiles to set up this powerful tool.

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If your teams have the necessary skills to do this in an HTML editor, find the corresponding article here:


HTML - How to set up a personnalized button with a visual

Vos équipes techniques peuvent facilement mettre en place un bouton personnalisé avec un visuel grâce à l'éditeur HTML

Including a call to action in your signature's contact details allows you to communicate about two different topics effectively!


Here is how

The setup will be done in two steps:

  • import the visual prepared by your team

  • assign the desired custom link to it


No-Code Template

When you create a new template, no-code templates have a badge

(HTML templates do not).

Choose the one that suits you from the list. We have chosen Template 1 No-Code for our example.

You can choose to preview the result while you work on the template to see the changes live.


Import the visual

1 / Choose a reference element to place your button above or below.

In our case, it will be the postal address, and we want to place the button below it.

So click on the element and select the parent:

A new cell has been created below; be sure to exit the reference element you are still on before continuing.

2 / You can now click on the new item and drag and drop the Image icon onto it.

3 / Clicking on the image will open a menu on your right.

Import the new image from the drop-down menu.

The image is now available in the drop-down menu. You can select it and name it so that it appears in the email signature template.

The button is a little small as it is, and the Call to Action isn't really visible.

💡 We recommend a width of 180px so that the button is clearly visible and effective.


Assign the URL link


Now that the image has been imported, you need to assign a URL link to it so that the recipient is redirected each time they click on it.


1/ Open the Link tab and select Custom from the drop-down menu.

2/ Enter the desired URL.

In our case, it will be access to a Teams meeting.

You can now deploy the changes and select the desired organizations to apply this new email signature template with two effective calls to action on two different topics.


Results


In Outlook :


In Gmail :

Any questions ?

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You would rather write it down? We are happy to help in response to your email at

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