In your opinion, what's a successful layout for a high-performing email?

[Champion]

High-performing emails are focused on taking the essential parts of an email and making sure they are optimized to drive your contacts toward your specific goal. In your opinion, describe what a successful marketing email template looks like.

Extra credit: If you have an example to share (whether it be a drawing or screenshot), please upload it.

*To learn more about this, check out the Creating a High-Performing Email lesson via HubSpot Academy. 

[رسلیمانی]

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[QYANH]

1.Has to be clear and straight to the point.

2. Proffesional but not to sleezy

3. correct structure 

4.Info of the sender 

5. Official 

[STamburrino]

In order for me to consider opening or interacting with an email, I need a solid subject line. One that doesn't have too much information but gives me just enough to make me want to learn more. From there, I need a short, concise, and to the point email with an easy CTA button to direct me where I need to go.

[POulitsky]

1.Has to be clear and straight to the point.

2. Proffesional but not to sleezy

3. correct structure 

4.Info of the sender 

5. Official 

[CSullivan23]

Solid CTA, Gripping SL and Preheader, have a fine print, be clear and concise.

[Potionseller]

Effective email layout 

1. Compelling Subject Line & Preheader Text

2. Clean Header Design

3. Strategic Visual Elements

4. Concise Headline

5. Scannable Body Copy

6. Prominent Call-to-Action

7. Single-Column Layout

8. Ample White Space

9. Mobile-First Optimization

10. Streamlined Footer

[Ani94]

According to me the High performance emails must includes:

 1. It must be subject oriented 

 2. Email must be in narrative form because of this, Readers will find it engaging 

 3. Email should not be too long 

 4. Adding pictures and abbreviations make it creative 

[LaraBC]

It should have an efficient, catchy, balanced layout, not too loaded, not too pushy. Promise to Resolve problems in the subject line. CTA on the top (if they decide to return to it again) and maybe several times along the scroll.

[rdabas]

A high-performing email is simple, focused, and intentional. The subject line catches attention without trying too hard. The message gets to the point fast, why it matters and what they should do next. One clear CTA. Visuals with meaning and every part of the email works toward one goal leads convertion.

[NMoser]

An eye-catching subject line, first and foremost. But for the email body, including a video has usually been pretty successful and emails that aren't too long. If people have to scroll too much, especially on their phone, it can be an immediate delete. The content has to be short, and full of value with a CTA close to the top and repeated near the bottom.

[bsahu1]

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[POrtiz5]

A high-performing email is simple, focused, and intentional. The subject line catches attention without trying too hard. The message gets to the point fast, why it matters and what they should do next. One clear CTA. Visuals with meaning and every part of the email works toward one goal leads convertion.

[SBarman0]

I understand 

[SKhan77]

A high-performing email typically includes the following components: 

1. Compelling Subject Line

• Grabs attention and sparks curiosity or urgency.
• Often includes personalization, action words, or value propositions.
• Avoids spammy phrases (e.g., “FREE!!!”).

1. Preheader Text

• Supports or expands on the subject line to entice the open.
• Provides more value and context

1. Personalized Greeting

• Uses the recipient’s name, company, location or other known details to create a connection.
• May also reference past interactions or behavior.

1. Clear and Relevant Content

• Quickly communicates the purpose of the email.
• Focuses on benefits, not just features.
• Structured for readability (short paragraphs, bullets, bolding key points).

1. Engaging Visuals

• Supports the message without overwhelming it.
• Includes branded elements like logos or color schemes.

1. Strong Call to Action (CTA)

• Clear, concise, and action-oriented
• Visually stands out with buttons or contrasting colors.

1. Mobile Optimization

• Responsive design to ensure readability and functionality on all devices.

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[VMaroo]

A successful layout for a high-performing email typically follows a clear, goal-driven structure that includes these essential elements:

1. Subject Line

• Clear, compelling, and personalized (if possible)
• Creates curiosity or highlights value (e.g., “Unlock Your Free Marketing Toolkit”)

2. Preheader Text

• Brief supportive text that adds context to the subject line
• Gives the recipient a reason to open the email

3. Header

• Brand logo or banner
• Sets visual consistency

4. Opening Line / Hook

• Friendly greeting
• Straight to the point: What’s in it for the reader?

5. Body Content

• Clear, scannable, and brief paragraphs
• Use bullet points or bold text for key information
• Focused on one primary goal or offer

6. Visual Element (Optional but recommended)

• Relevant image or icon to support the message
• Should not distract from the CTA

7. CTA (Call to Action)

• Clear and bold button (e.g., “Download Now,” “Start Free Trial”)
• Only one main CTA per email to avoid confusion

8. Footer

• Contact information
• Unsubscribe link
• Social media icons (optional)

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[TejasDeokar]

High Perfomance Emails requires Clarity, in which the receiver should understand the email easily, keep the email easy to understand don't make it complicated otherwise reader can ignore the mail.

[akhilesh18]

Almost all of the email campaigns are received in Promotional, Spam, Social... folders. This is why most of the clients are ignoring these emails.

[nikifung]

It should be short and concise with a goal before drafting the email. It should include who, when, where, what and why.

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