Email signature templates for marketing teams
11 designs for marketing teams and agencies. 8 carry social badges, 7 take a tagline, 4 have a portrait and 3 have a booking button.
Campaign Ready, Campaign Spotlight, Quarterly Banner and Campaign Ribbon are drawn to sit directly above a campaign banner. A campaign in Bantusign places a banner in the signatures you choose for the period you set, with click tracking on Gmail and the Outlook add-in.
11 designs, in three groups
Built for a campaign banner
Designs whose catalog entries are drawn to sit directly above the campaign banner, or to continue into it.
Campaign Ready
Identity card · Banner below
A compact identity card drawn to sit directly above the campaign banner, so the banner reads as part of the signature. No portrait.
Quarterly Banner
Identity card · Banner below
A compact identity card with three contact lines, drawn to sit directly above the campaign banner. Text only, for teams that rotate campaigns.
Campaign Ribbon
Identity block · Contact bridge · Campaign banner
A framed portrait, a serif identity with your tagline and a bridge of contact chips; the campaign banner continues the card underneath. For teams that run email campaigns.
Campaign Spotlight
Portrait · Campaign card · Logo and contact footer
A portrait beside a dark card that spotlights your active campaign, or the tagline and booking button when none is running.
Agencies and studios
Designs named for marketing, brand and creative agencies, studios and consultancies.
Split Panel
Brand rail · Labeled contact strip
A solid brand-color rail with the logo beside a strip of labeled contact cells. Agency-grade and text only.
Brand Beacon
Brand mast · Serif identity · Contact and social row
A dark brand mast with your tagline in a bold serif, the framed portrait and a serif identity, contacts on a soft row. For agencies with a positioning line.
Cut Through
Brand band · Person · Contact rows
An apricot brand band with a stepped edge opens the card; the person and plain contact rows stay outside it. A bold opener for agencies and studios. No portrait.
Social Proof Row
Header · Statement band · Chip row
A soft statement band with your award, your tagline as the proof sentence and named social links, over one row of contact chips. For awarded professionals. No portrait.
Marketing teams and their leaders
Designs named for marketing and communications teams, brand managers, client relations and chief marketing officers.
Footer Strip
Framed portrait · Full-width footer bar
A framed portrait over a full-width dark footer bar with the booking button. A strong close for marketing and PR teams.
Wordmark Band
Accent band · Two columns · Slogan and social
An accent band with the spaced company wordmark over contacts on the left and a slogan with social squares on the right. For teams with a strong slogan. No portrait.
Campaign Executive
Identity header · Contact ledger · Button cell · Disclaimer band
The identity with social squares, a ledger of contact cells beside a booking button, and the disclaimer on a cream band; the campaign banner goes under the card. For executives who run campaigns. No portrait.
Running campaigns through signatures
- Pick a design built for the banner if you run campaigns most of the year. Campaign Ready, Campaign Spotlight, Quarterly Banner and Campaign Ribbon are drawn so the banner continues the card; every design in the library takes a banner, and the catalog measures each one with and without it.
- One banner at a time, with a start and an end date. Two campaigns at once compete with each other and with the signature.
- Keep the tagline and the banner from saying the same thing. The tagline is the brand's line; the banner is this month's.
- Social badges only for the channels the team posts on. 8 of these 11 designs carry them.
- In the library's sample render these designs run from 2,729 to 4,073 characters of HTML against the 5,000-character limit Microsoft 365 puts on a transport-rule disclaimer, so none is over it as drawn, and your own logo address, links and disclaimer add to the sample.
Questions
Can I run a campaign banner on a design outside the first group?
Yes. Every design in the library takes a campaign banner, and the catalog measures each one with and without it. The first group is drawn so the banner reads as part of the card.