Thank you Annapurna for the suggestion to open the link to the email campaign from the Details Page!  I tried this and it did open in a new browser window.  Although not as efficient as having a saveable block library to insert from, this is indeed a huge shortcut/timesaver to re-create format/font/colors/graphics.  Thank you for sharing!  ... View more

I believe I've submitted this request before, but since there still isn't a fix I'm adding another request and sharing a workaround for the Savable/Insertable/Customizable Block Templates option.  Ideally I'd like to be able to right-click on a section, choose 'Save as Block Template', and have it saved in a separate Block Template Library.  y workaound has been to create my headers and footers as .jpg images and then upload them into constant contact into my photo library, in a separate folder for quick retrieval.  When designing a new email, I insert them and resize as necessary.  They're not as crisp as I'd like them to be, but it saves me a ton of time.  Hope this suggestion helps others who are still frustrated by not having the ability to save templates directly in Constant Contact.   ... View more

I agree with all the comments here.  It would be a huge time-saver to: 1) Save Blocks (either as images or as text)   2) Name and Designate Blocks (Header, Footer, Article) - The Header and Footer Blocks could be saved as images to quickly drag and drop or insert just as we do an image.  - Article Blocks could be saved as text for editing later   3) Have a Block Library of items that have been previously saved to be re-used   4) Have 2 newsletters open at the same time - when you don't need to save something as a block, but only to quickly copy and paste from one email to another   My workaround for Header/Footer Blocks: - I design and save them as an image outside of CC in my publisher and then upload them.  This saves alot of time. Then I created an Image Folder called Building Block Images and save them all here for quick access.  (Logo with social media links, Logo with Action Buttons, Logo with President Signature, etc.)     The oldest post I saw on this is from 2015.  I'm surprised CC hasn't found a way to address this issue yet.  It's definitely something that makes me consider an alternative email marketing solution.   ... View more