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Get started with the Dakno Email Editor

The Dakno Email Editor is a block-based workspace for creating, reviewing, saving, and scheduling client emails. You can start with a blank design or a saved template, then add the individual pieces your email needs: text, images, buttons, and more.

Create a simple email

Go to DaknoAdmin > Lead Management > Email Marketing > Messages

Select New Email 


Use the new email editor to take advantage of templates and block-based editing. The Classic Editor remains available.

 

Add some content to your email with a Heading, Text, Image, or Button block.

Once you're happy with your email, you can save it as a Draft, Schedule it, or save it as a template to use again later.


 

Save your work for later

At anytime, you can save the current email as a draft. Select a campaign and add a subject. You can leave DaknoAdmin and come back later to continue editing.


Send a test email to yourself

Once you've saved the email as a draft, you can send a test to yourself and make sure you like how the message looks in your preferred email app. This message will be sent to the email address you use to login to DaknoAdmin.

 

Schedule the email

Once you're ready to send, select Schedule. A new modal appears allowing you to finalize your choice of campaign, subject, and time to send.
 

 

Understand the editor workspace

This overview explains what each part of the editor does and where to go next. 

The editor has three main areas:

  • Templates and Tags on the left: Choose a saved starting design or copy a merge tag to personalize your email.
  • Email canvas in the center: Add, select, and arrange the blocks that make up the email.
  • Global Styles and Block Options on the right: Change the overall email design or adjust the selected block.

 

Above the canvas, you can use some of the advanced tools:

  • Edit Mode to add or change content.
  • Preview Mode to review the email without editing controls.
  • HTML output and JSON output to review advanced output formats.
  • Desktop view and Mobile view to check the design at different widths.
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