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Utilizing the Design Studio
Utilizing the Design Studio
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Written by Andrew Crespo-Roman
Updated over 4 months ago

The Design Studio is your ultimate hub for seamless marketing content creation and execution. You can access all your custom templates alongside hundreds of Auto-Branding templates provided by GlassHive and its partners. Effortlessly create and launch a wide range of content, including email campaigns, landing pages, whitepapers, and more, all within the Design Studio!

  • The Design Studio will be the first page you see when you log into your GlassHive account. If you're on another page, you can get there by clicking the Design Studio menu icon.

  • Then, click the "Home" button.

  • Once in the Design Studio, you will see all the options for content you can preview and use.

  • The content options include Emails, Landing Pages, Collateral (eBooks, whitepapers, etc.), Documents, Journeys (automation), Marketing Plans (email bundles), Social Media posts, and Files such as videos or call scripts.

  • Click on an icon for the type of content you wish to see.

  • This will take you to the library for the specific type of content you want to see.

  • Here you can even look at content broken down into different categories.

  • To preview any content and see your branding applied, hover over the thumbnail and click the Preview icon.

*NOTE: To see your branding applied, you must first set up your Magic Branding. If you have not done that yet, please look at the article below.*

  • From the preview window, you'll see a preview of that piece of content with your branding applied. You can scroll through to see the full length of any piece, and if you like what you see, you can click the "Use This Design" button which will take you to the respective Builder for that type of content.

  • If you want to browse all the content types simultaneously, click the "Browse All" button.

  • You'll then be taken to the Browse All page where you can apply filters to see content types, themes, subjects, etc.

For detailed guidance on using the individual builders or exploring content within the Design Studio, follow the links below:

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