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Introduction to Blast Elements

Blast Elements Overview, Design Blast, Use Elements

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Written by Robert Lanckton
Updated over 4 months ago

Blast Elements are used to design the layout, add, and edit the content of your Blast. You can drag and drop them anywhere making it easy to create a new Blast in minutes. All the elements are available to you in the Elements section to the right of your screen in the Blast Editor.

For more information on how best to utilize Elements, please review: How To Use Blast Elements

Each Element allows you to add unique types of content to your Blast. Below are introductory details of the Elements at your disposal, including links to each element's in-depth information:

Allows you to enter the text for your Blast. You can also customize the layout, font size, spacing, colors, etc.

Allows you to upload an image from your computer or the internet to place in your Blast.

Allows you to link any video from the web inside of your Blast. Please Note: For security reasons, the videos will not be played inside of the email. Instead, a thumbnail will be placed in your Blast, and it will send the Subscriber to the original video when clicked on.

Allows you to add a customizable button in your Blast that links to the URL, email address, phone number, or acknowledgment attached to it.

Allows you to place a horizontal line in between Elements to show a distinct separation between them.

Allows you to add a Pulse Survey question and reaction style to your Blast for reporting in Insights.

Allows you to share specific live Content in your Blast.

Allows you to link your social media pages inside your Blast.

Allows you to create a customer signature for the sender of your Blast.

Allows you to use grouped together Elements in your Blast. Designed to make sure the combined Elements appear together across different email applications and platforms. Below are the four Combination Elements:

  • Image + Text: Groups the Image and Text Elements together.

  • Text + Button: Groups the Button and Text Elements together.

  • Image + Button: Groups the Image and Button Elements together.

  • Image + Text + Button: Groups the Image, Text, and Button Elements together.


If you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at support@cerkl.com or use the support Chat toward the bottom right-hand corner of any cerkl.com page.

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