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Brand Assets

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Configure your brand identity—logo, colors, and messaging—to personalize email campaigns and maintain consistent branding across all communications.

What are Brand Assets?

Brand Assets are the visual and textual elements that define your brand identity in email campaigns. Instead of generic emails, your campaigns display your logo, brand colors, company information, and messaging—making every email feel professional and authentic.

Brand Assets include:

Logo: Your brand logo displayed in email headers

Logo: Your brand logo displayed in email headers

Brand Colors: Up to 4 colors for email styling

Brand Colors: Up to 4 colors for email styling

buttons, headers, accents

  • Brand Information: Company name, website, offering type (Service/SaaS/Product)
  • Call-to-Action (CTA): Primary action URL and button label for campaigns
  • Value Propositions: Key benefits you offer to customers
  • Additional Content: Service/feature bullets, special offers, case studies, contact info

All brand assets are automatically used in email templates as variables like {{business_name}}, {{value_proposition}}, and {{cta_label}}—personalizing every email you send.

10 minutes to complete

Before You Begin

  • Active FiveBucks project with Lead Generation enabled
  • Your brand logo file (JPEG, PNG, WebP, or SVG, max 5MB)
  • Brand color hex codes (e.g., #FF5733) or color picker access
  • Company information and website URL ready
1

Navigate to Brand Assets

From your dashboard, click Lead Generation in the sidebar, then click Brand Assets in the submenu.

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You'll see the brand assets configuration page with multiple sections for different asset types.

2

Upload Your Brand Logo

Your logo appears in email headers, giving campaigns a professional, branded look.

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To upload your logo:

  1. Click the "Upload Logo" button or drag and drop your logo file into the upload area
  2. Select your logo file from your computer
  3. The system validates the file (see requirements below)
  4. Click "Upload" to save
  5. Your logo appears in the preview

Logo Requirements:

  • Supported Formats: JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG
Maximum File Size: 5MB

Maximum File Size: 5MB

Recommended Dimensions: Square logo (1:1 aspect ratio) works best for email headers

Recommended Dimensions: Square logo (1:1 aspect ratio) works best for email headers

Transparency: PNG and SVG support transparent backgrounds

Transparency: PNG and SVG support transparent backgrounds

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Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Use a PNG with transparent background for logos. This ensures your logo looks good regardless of email client's background color (dark mode vs. light mode).

Delete or Replace Logo

To remove your current logo:

  1. Click the "Delete Logo" button below the logo preview
  2. Confirm the deletion
  3. The logo is removed from Supabase storage and all future email campaigns

To replace your logo:

  • Simply upload a new logo—the system automatically deletes the old logo and replaces it with the new one

Note

Note: Deleting or replacing your logo doesn't affect already-sent emails. Only future emails will use the new logo (or no logo if deleted).
3

Configure Brand Colors

Set up to 4 brand colors that style your email campaigns—buttons, headers, footers, and accent elements.

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To add brand colors:

  1. Click a color slot (up to 4 colors)
  2. Use the color picker to select a color, or enter a hex code (e.g., #FF5733)
  3. The color appears in the preview
  4. Repeat for additional colors (minimum 1, maximum 4)
  5. Click "Save Colors" to apply

Where brand colors are used:

  • CTA Buttons: Primary color for call-to-action buttons
Email Headers: Background or accent colors for headers

Email Headers: Background or accent colors for headers

Footers: Footer background or text colors

Footers: Footer background or text colors

  • Links: Hyperlink colors
  • Accent Elements: Dividers, borders, highlights

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Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Choose colors with good contrast. Your primary CTA button color should stand out against the email background. Test dark and light variations to ensure readability in both light and dark email clients.
4

Enter Basic Brand Information

Provide core brand details that personalize email content and templates.

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Required fields:

  • Brand Name: Your company or brand name (e.g., "Acme Corp")
  • Brand Website: Your primary website URL (e.g., "https://acme.com")
  • Offering Type: Select one:

Why offering type matters:

  • Determines which bullet sections appear (Step 7)
  • Service → Shows "Services Bullets"
  • SaaS → Shows "Features Bullets"
  • Product → Shows "Top Products Bullets"

Note

Note: If your brand assets don't exist yet, the system automatically creates a record when you save. You can return anytime to update these fields.
5

Configure Call-to-Action (CTA)

Set your primary CTA—the main action you want email recipients to take.

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CTA fields:

  • Action URL: The destination URL when someone clicks your CTA button
  • CTA Label: The button text displayed to users
  • Booking URL (Optional): URL for scheduling/calendar if you use booking tools

How CTAs are used:

Primary CTA button in email campaigns

Primary CTA button in email campaigns

styled with your brand colors

Available as {{cta_label}} variable in email templates

Available as {{cta_label}} variable in email templates

Booking URL used in specific email templates

Booking URL used in specific email templates

consultation requests, demo bookings

  • Booking URL used in specific email templates (consultation requests, demo bookings)

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Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Keep CTA labels short and action-oriented. "Get Started" performs better than "Click here to get started with our platform". Aim for 1-3 words max.
6

Add Value Propositions

Value propositions are the key benefits or selling points of your product/service—used throughout email campaigns to persuade recipients.

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To add value propositions:

  1. Click "Add Value Proposition"
  2. Enter a concise benefit statement (e.g., "Save 10 hours per week on content creation")
  3. Click "Add" or press Enter
  4. Repeat for multiple value propositions
  5. Drag to reorder by priority (top = primary value prop)
  6. Click the ✕ to remove any value proposition
  7. Click "Save Value Props" to apply

Value proposition examples:

  • SaaS: "Automate your marketing in minutes, not hours"
  • Service: "Get expert SEO strategies tailored to your business"
  • Product: "Premium materials, lifetime warranty, free shipping"

How value propositions are used:

Email subject lines

Email subject lines

first value prop often used

Email body content as bullet points

Email body content as bullet points

  • Available as {{value_proposition}} variable (returns first value prop)
  • Some templates cycle through multiple value propositions

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Lead with outcomes, not features. "Increase conversions by 40%" is stronger than "Advanced analytics dashboard". Focus on what the customer gains, not what your product does.
7

Add Product & Service Bullets (Dynamic)

Depending on your Offering Type (from Step 4), you'll see one of these sections:

For Services (Offering Type: Service)

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Services Bullets: List your core services

  • Examples: "SEO Optimization", "Content Marketing", "PPC Management", "Social Media Strategy"

For SaaS (Offering Type: SaaS)

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Features Bullets: List your key product features

  • Examples: "AI-Powered Content Generator", "24/7 Customer Support", "API Access", "Custom Workflows"

For Products (Offering Type: Product)

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Top Products Bullets: List your best-selling or flagship products

  • Examples: "Premium Wireless Headphones", "Smart Home Hub", "Ergonomic Office Chair"

How to add bullets:

  1. Click "Add Bullet"
  2. Enter the service/feature/product name
  3. Add multiple bullets (typically 3-6)
  4. Reorder as needed
  5. Click "Save Bullets"

Note

Note: These bullets appear in email templates automatically. If you change your offering type, the corresponding bullet section updates.
8

Configure Special Offers (Optional)

Add limited-time offers or promotions to include in email campaigns.

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Special offer fields:

  • Offer Title: The headline for your offer (e.g., "50% Off First Month")
  • Offer Details: Description of the offer (e.g., "Save 50% on your first month when you sign up before March 31")
  • Offer Code (Optional): Promo code recipients can use (e.g., "SAVE50")
  • Offer Expiry (Optional): Expiration date for urgency (e.g., "2026-03-31")

How offers are used:

Displayed in email campaign templates with prominent styling

Displayed in email campaign templates with prominent styling

Offer code shown as copyable text

Offer code shown as copyable text

Expiry date creates urgency

Expiry date creates urgency

"Offer expires in 5 days"

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Always set an expiry date. Urgency significantly increases conversion rates. "Limited time offer" is vague; "Expires March 31" creates real urgency.
9

Add Case Studies (Optional)

Case studies provide social proof—showing potential customers how you've helped similar businesses.

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To add case studies:

  1. Click "Add Case Study"
  2. Enter case study details:
  3. Add multiple case studies
  4. Click "Save Case Studies"

How case studies are used:

  • Featured in email campaigns as social proof
  • Some templates rotate through multiple case studies
  • Results highlighted in bold to draw attention

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Use specific numbers. "Increased revenue by 127%" is more credible than "Significantly increased revenue". Specificity builds trust.
10

Save Your Brand Assets

After configuring all sections:

  1. Review all sections for accuracy
  2. Click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page
  3. The system updates your project_brand_assets record
  4. Success message appears: "Brand assets saved successfully"
  5. Assets are now available for all email campaigns

Note

Note: Brand assets save immediately per section (logo upload, colors, etc.). The final "Save Changes" button updates any remaining edits.
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Preview Brand Assets in Email Templates

See how your brand assets appear in actual email campaigns.

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Preview shows:

  • Header: Your logo and brand colors applied
  • Body: Value propositions, services/features bullets, special offers
  • CTA Button: Your CTA label with brand colors
  • Footer: Contact information, company address, unsubscribe link

Email template variables:

Your brand assets are available as variables in all email templates:

  • {{business_name}} → Your brand name
  • {{value_proposition}} → First value proposition
{{cta_label}} → Your CTA button text

{{cta_label}} → Your CTA button text

{{sender_name}} → From your email signature or brand name

{{sender_name}} → From your email signature or brand name

Logo URL → Automatically inserted in email HTML

Logo URL → Automatically inserted in email HTML

  • Brand colors → Applied to buttons, headers, accents

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Send test emails to yourself before launching campaigns. Check how your branding looks in different email clients (Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail) and on mobile devices.

Troubleshooting

Logo Upload Failing

Problem: "Failed to upload logo" error when clicking Upload

Solutions:

  1. Check file format - Only JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG supported (no GIF, BMP, TIFF)
  2. Check file size - Maximum 5MB. Compress large images:
  3. Try different format - Convert to PNG if other formats fail
  4. Check file corruption - Re-export logo from design software

Brand Colors Not Applying to Emails

Problem: Saved brand colors don't appear in email preview or sent emails

Solutions:

  1. Verify colors are saved - Check that "Save Colors" button was clicked
  2. Refresh email template preview - Close and reopen preview
  3. Test with new campaign - Create a fresh email campaign to test

Logo Not Showing in Email Preview

Problem: Logo uploaded successfully but doesn't appear in email template preview

Solutions:

  1. Wait for processing - Logo URL generation can take 5-10 seconds
  2. Refresh the preview - Click refresh or reload the page
  3. Test in sent email - Preview rendering may differ from actual emails

Value Propositions Not Appearing in Emails

Problem: Added value propositions but they don't show in email campaigns

Solutions:

  1. Verify Save - Ensure "Save Value Props" was clicked
  2. Check template variables - Not all email templates use {{value_proposition}}
  3. Inspect sent email - Some templates use value props in subject lines only

Offering Type Changed But Bullets Didn't Update

Problem: Changed offering type from Service to SaaS but still see "Services Bullets"

Solutions:

  1. Refresh page - Changes may not reflect until page reload
  2. Re-save bullets - Re-enter bullets in the new section

Special Offer Not Displaying

Problem: Configured special offer but it doesn't appear in email campaigns

Solutions:

  1. Check email template - Not all templates include special offers section
  2. Use offer-specific template - Select templates designed for promotions