You can create templates in your Raklet account for the emails that you send frequently, and so make the process even easier.
Message Section
Go tothe Messages section in the left column in the admin panel and click Templates on the page. When you click the Add button, you will be directed to the page where you can compose your template.
Setup
After clicking the Add button, you can set your subject and select the sender profile,
Write Message
After deciding on the sender profile and subject of the template, click Write message.
In order to add a photo or file to your template, just drag and drop the element, like an Image or File, from the right side, as shown in red and blue colors, and then you can add your Image or File by clicking the Upload an Image or Upload a File button.
Add Custom Field
For the text part, drag and drop text into the editor. In order to send personalized emails, just click to Add Custom Field as shown in red color and choose First Name, Last Name, etc.
Add HTML Source Code
You can also use the Text element to add your HTML source code to your template. This is the behind-the-scenes code that controls how your email looks — things like text, images, colors, and layout.
When Should You Use the HTML Source Code?
If you want full control over the design and behavior of your email
If you're copying a template from an external source
If you're troubleshooting formatting issues that aren’t fixable via the visual editor
After having organized all the parts, click the Save and Close button that is shown in red color or click the Save button that is shown in blue color. Your template is ready to be used in case of need.
See from the New Message Section
Later on, when creating a new Email on the Messages module, you can use your own template by selecting from the list when you click New Messages and then Email. Later on, you can select your own template ie, (My Default Template) in this case
Congrats!
Finally, you have successfully created an Email from your template.
Managing Your Templates
Two more options make working with templates faster: you can turn any message you have already written into a template, and you can duplicate a template to create a variation of it.
Save a Draft or Sent Message as a Template
If you have already written an email you want to reuse, you don't need to rebuild it as a template. Open the draft or sent message in the Messages section and use the Save as Template option. Give it a name, and it will appear in your Templates list, ready to use for your next message with its subject and content.
Duplicate an Existing Template
To create a variation of a template, duplicate it from the Templates list or from inside the template editor. The copy opens for editing with a clear name, and the original template stays unchanged, so you can safely adjust the copy for a different audience or occasion.