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This new business template is identical to “The Boardroom” template below,but this one allows you to use your own image in the header.

Special thanks to Marc Iserman who allowed us to use his conference room image for this template. Please visit his site at www.redcentral.co.uk and see more of his work.

Enjoy!

Good news, we’ve made some recent improvements to our backend template editor that’s making it easy to crank out new templates. Here’s one version that has two flavors – “yellow blend” and a choose your own image version which is below on the right.

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This new business template allows maximum flexibility. There are two main sections –
the top which was designed to hold a logo and branding info and the middle strip which allows a large picture to communicate a main idea, theme or ?? I created the template below in a few minutes. This one works best if you design your top image at it will appear letterpop! (660×91). The second image can also be sized to fit at 660X177.

We’ve just released a slew of new changes including a few on the back-end that will allow us to create new templates faster. But the biggest improvement (and one of our most requested) is the ability to re-order your newsletter pages. You can now change the order of each of the pages in your newsletter.

To move a page:

• Go to the page you want to move.
• Click the up arrow to move the page towards the first page or the down arrow to move the page towards the end.
• That’s it!

You can now easily keep track of the conversations you’re having with other members in your newsletter comments. On your home page, at the bottom of the comments section, is a new link called “View recent comments you’ve made.” This link shows all of the recent comments on every newsletter you’ve also commented on.

Editable text areas are now more distinct with a special “Click to edit” background:

Finally, you can add a personal note to the email that is sent when you mail a newsletter. The notes are saved so sending the same newsletter again retrieves the old note. And they become part of your RSS feed as well.

Just think Tron.  You know with those motorcycle things zipping around at right angles.  Or maybe you see a 70s retro theme here.  Whether classic or futuristic, the Motherboard template is live and ready for your creative ideas.  Enjoy!

Well that’s two words, but the point is that we’ve turned out several templates for our business users in less than a week. And we plan to put many more out there in the near future. So don’t get discouraged if you don’t see that “perfect” template out there right now. It might just show up on here in very near future.

Make sure to keep sending along requests. We’d love to make you happy.

Yep and here’s another one. You may have noticed that we recently launched our business plan? Well, it’s prompted us to create a slew of stylishly creative templates for your design genius.

Here’s an example…

We’ve got a cleaver idea. Add you favorite ????? photos to this new letterpop! photo collage template.