Header
Made up of multiple individual elements, the header component allows users to update primary information, send date, and when necessary corporate logo.
Images
To be used to support and enhance the appeal of individual articles to help convey your message and improve engagement. An initial set of images have been collated within the folder 'New - Vuture templates secondary images' within the Global Image Library bank.
It is important to complete the alt text field to help describe images to users using screen readers.
Image selection and placement
- Discover more on our primary vs. secondary image policy on our guidance and best practice page
- Use only a single image and not a composite of multiple images
Text block
The text block component features a text editor and is designed to display headlines along with supporting snippets of text.
Content structure
- Use bullet points or lists when presenting multiple ideas
- Use brief, scannable paragraphs
Lists
Designed to highlight important points or links, lists can incorporate images to capture attention and encourage higher click-through rates.
Articles
Consisting of separate key elements (a text editor and a primary/secondary call to action) the article component serves to present headlines alongside accompanying snippets of copy.
Users have the ability to create full and half width article blocks which help add texture and visual interest.
Summary Text
- Aim to keep between 350-450 characters and ensure content is clear, engaging, and utilizes action-driven language
Linking tips
- Always hyperlink text and adjacent arrow/graphic.
- Use action-oriented language (e.g., "Read the full briefing," "Explore insights") — avoid "Click here."
Contacts
The contacts section highlights important individuals associated with the content, including prominent bio images and relevant contact information.
Useful links
Used to showcase main links to help users access essential sections of the global website and effortlessly explore more about our leading firm.
Share
Intended to highlight our core social channels, this helps encourage engagement and includes a default option to share with a contact who could benefit from the content.
Disclaimer
Used to emphasize confidentiality, the disclaimer module ensures recipients are aware that the newsletter contains sensitive information intended for internal use only.
Titles
Designed to highlight secondary or supporting headlines, this helps users easily identify key information, and comes with an optional accompanying image.
Headlines
- Headlines: 7–10 words, direct, client-focused, avoid legalese
- Sub-headlines: 12–20 words, support headline with added detail, a benefit, or a positioning statement
- Focus on what matters most to the client—not technical jargon
Shorter titles don’t say less. They get read more.
Articles
Designed to hold extra content, articles can be formatted in two columns or a featured block, both add texture to help boosting user engagement and click-through rates.
Summary Text
- Aim to keep between 350-450 characters and ensure content is clear, engaging, and utilizes action-driven language
Linking tips
- Always hyperlink text and adjacent arrow/graphic
- Use action-oriented language (e.g., "Read the full briefing," "Explore insights") — avoid "Click here."
Key contact
Used to spotlight a single key contact, this feature emphasizes important individuals related to the article content, easily allowing users to reach out direct.
Linking tips
- Always hyperlink text and adjacent arrow/graphic
Quote
Highlight key statements or testimonials from customers, clients, or industry experts. The quotation block can lend authority to your template and build trust.
Highlight
Used to emphasize supplementary content which directly relates to an article.
Contacts
Include contact details for specific team members to help drive recipients to connect or ask questions, giving a personal touch to your communication.
Linking tips
- Always hyperlink text and adjacent arrow/graphic
Images
Available in varied sizes, images help enhance the overall visual appeal of your template, making it more engaging and attractive. This can help capture the reader's attention and improve the user experience. An initial set of images have been collated within the folder 'New - Vuture templates secondary images' within the Global Image Library bank.
It is important to complete the alt text field to help describe images to users using screen readers.
Image selection and placement
- Discover more on our primary vs. secondary image policy on our guidance and best practice page
- Use only a single image and not a composite of multiple images
Call to actions
Boost engagement by encouraging recipients to interact more with your content through clear and prominent calls to action.
Linking tips
- Always hyperlink text and adjacent arrow/graphic
- Use action-oriented language (e.g., "Read the full briefing," "Explore insights") — avoid "Click here."
Spacer
The spacer component helps define the separation between content sections, guiding users to identify different groupings of information.
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