You're probably using emails in your La Growth Machine sequences and wondered how to add a default signature to your copywriting. Here's how:
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How to set up an HTML signature on emails?
Creating an HTML signature for your La Growth Machine identity will work in 3 steps:
Access your Identity settings and then Signature
Select Custom Signature
Edit your custom signature and save it
That's it!
How to import my Gmail/Outlook signature?
For Gmail accounts
La Growth Machine also allows you to directly import and use your Gmail signature.
1. Create a new signature and set it as default in Gmail.
2. Access your signature settings and select Signature from Gmail.
3. Pull your Gmail signature and save it.
At any time, you can refresh your Gmail signature by clicking the refresh button. And if you forget to do it, don't worry: your signature will be automatically refreshed every day by La Growth Machine.
For Outlook accounts
For now, it's not possible to import your Outlook signature into La Growth Machine.
Do you want to push this feature? Vote here:
How to use a default signature in the emails I send?
When you are editing your email content, just click the signature icon and the signature variable will be added.
From now on, your leads will receive emails with your signature on them.
What happens if I update/delete my default signature?
When you update your signature, and once you save it, the next emails you send will automatically use the updated version of your signature.
In the same way, if you delete your signature, the next emails you send will simply be sent without any signature.
Now, this is for running campaigns only. For new campaigns, it will simply be impossible to add a signature variable.
Can I set up a LinkedIn signature?
LinkedIn doesn't allow to use of a default signature per se. However, you can set up a signature using your identity custom attributes in La Growth Machine.
1. Access your identity details and set up a custom attribute as your signature.
2. Reuse your custom attribute as a variable in your message content.
3. Tada! You now have a ready-to-use LinkedIn signature.
It’s up to you now!
Do you want to check if you're fully set for email campaigns? Here’s some more reading for you: