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Writing Templates2 min read

Reuse a past email as a template

Don't rewrite the same email twice. Load the subject and body from any campaign you've already sent with one dropdown, then tweak and send.

Most outreach is a variation on something you've sent before. Instead of keeping a separate library of templates to maintain, CMass lets you reuse any campaign you've already sent as the starting point for a new one.

Select Past Email

Open the CMass panel and go to the Template tab. At the top is a Templates dropdown labeled 'Select Past Email'. Open it and you'll see your most recently sent campaigns by name.

The Templates dropdown in the CMass Template tab, opened to show a list of previously sent campaigns by name
The 'Select Past Email' dropdown lists your recent sent campaigns — pick one to load it.

Pick one and CMass instantly fills the Subject and the email body with that campaign's content — including its merge tags and any images. From there you edit whatever you want and send it as a brand-new campaign. The original is untouched.

Good to know

  • The dropdown shows your most recent sent campaigns (drafts aren't listed) — up to the last 20.
  • Loading a template overwrites whatever is currently in the Subject and body fields, so pick your template before you start writing.
  • Merge tags like {first_name} come across intact and keep working with your new recipient list.
  • Because it copies the full body, any hosted images or follow-up-friendly formatting come along too.
Build a starter: Want a reusable 'master template'? Send it once (even just to yourself as a small campaign) and it becomes available in the dropdown forever — your de-facto template library, with zero extra tooling.
💡 Reusing a past email only copies its subject and body. Recipients, schedule, follow-up stages, and tracking settings are set fresh for each new campaign.

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