I am trying to customize our email templates to have a much nicer look and feel and of course add more call to actions and upselling…
What’s the best way to do this? Within MEWS? Within MailChimp? Hubspot?
Can someone please advise?
Thank you!
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Hi @Blue Bay Curaçao,
This would depend on what strategy you would like to take. In Mews the templates are in HTML code, so if you are or have a developer they can be written in HTML.
You could use a service like Mailchimp or Hubspot to create the email in their editors & then export the html code and load into Mews.
You could have the templates designed and developed on platform like https://www.upwork.com/
If you’re looking for inspiration, In this thread there are a couple or examples so far.
Hope that helps, feel free to reach out if you have any further questions.
Regards Mick
Thanks Mick!
I’m not sure why there is not a WYSIWYG editor in MEWS. They’ve been about since about 1998! LOL! There is EvenOneInThisTextBox!
I’m actually slogging through some changes in this right now - so reminding myself what a drag!
I’m also keeping a “NOTION” page of the templates I have and their status.
I then do a lot of copy/pasting back and forth to the https://html5-editor.net/ page / Notion / MEWS and hope I don’t mess up!
As we do emails in English & Spanish - this is doubly tedious :)
Best of luck!
Ethan
yes, also for me, these are the practical thing I do not understand the Mews Development team. For me it would take maximum one day to integrate such an (open source available) HTML5 editor into mews, including a button for inserting the available placeholders for the template.
A no brainer to integrate the comfort beeing standard today in even much cheeper systems.
Regards from Germany
Kai
Can anyone recommend an integration solution on the marketplace to send e.g. a reservation confirmation to the guest and thus bypass the missing functionalities of Mews?
Best regards
Felix
yes, also for me, these are the practical thing I do not understand the Mews Development team. For me it would take maximum one day to integrate such an (open source available) HTML5 editor into mews, including a button for inserting the available placeholders for the template.
A no brainer to integrate the comfort beeing standard today in even much cheeper systems.
Regards from Germany
Kai
@iglucamping.com Hallo Kai. Can I please encourage you to post this as a feature request. This is a great suggestion and one that will save users time so I’m sure gather other votes. https://feedback.mews.com/ Thanks
Can anyone recommend an integration solution on the marketplace to send e.g. a reservation confirmation to the guest and thus bypass the missing functionalities of Mews?
Best regards
Felix
@Sophie Polet@tobiaskoehler@victoriabacon Hey community friends. I believe you may be using a partner for customer comms Any help you can give @felg on how this is working for you? Thanks
Hi all - I am new to Mews. Can anyone let me know how to include images in an e-mail template?
yes, also for me, these are the practical thing I do not understand the Mews Development team. For me it would take maximum one day to integrate such an (open source available) HTML5 editor into mews, including a button for inserting the available placeholders for the template.
A no brainer to integrate the comfort beeing standard today in even much cheeper systems.
Regards from Germany
Kai
Hello! I agree with you, but I think the problem is not solved so easily - it takes more than just a plain or even sophisticated HTML editor to get something that reliably displays in email clients. There are such mail client display testing services out there for a reason - so I guess MEWS did’t want to get in the hot bed to have to support malfunctioning “HTML” modifications to begin with, understandably… then they would have to support the strange html display behaviour of xy mail client, too… (“it doesn’t display well in xy client, but I only used the html editor in MEWS, so it must work, mustn’t it?”)
That being said, it would be great to have:
a couple of standard “bullet proof” (as in known to display well most o the time) templates to select from (simple designs, a couple of color scheme selectable to choose colors freely, fonts selectable)
access to more reservation data fields, to build your own design of reservation details (or leave out not important information in certain templates)
However, there is definitively room for improvement…
Regards,
JP.
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