In enterprise marketing, your message is only as strong as it is consistent. But with multiple teams in different regions, departments, and time zones writing emails, sometimes it can get a little... off-brand. From the wrong fonts to outdated logos, it truly can feel like herding cats to keep a consistent brand voice.

Let your email marketing software be the brand enforcer behind the scenes.

Templates That Do the Heavy Lifting

The first line of defense? Pre-approved templates! Email marketing platform allow design teams to absolutely lock down headers, footers, fonts, and color palettesso that every campaign looks like it is coming from the same brand, even if it is being sent from 10 different teams.

Marketing can then focus on strategy, without having to rescind color codes as brand mavericks employ whatever color and font they want.

Everyone else can press record with it looking exactly as it should after simply plugging in some copy, adding a couple of personalization options, and hitting send!

Centralized Assets, Decentralized Execution

With an asset library that your teams share and can update at any time, your global teams have access to approved logos, banners, CTAs, and more, all in one place. Say goodbye to confusing Slack threads or version 18 of a Google Doc.

Even better, smart permissions allow global teams to localize content without breaking brand policies. So, one of your teams is on-brand, while your other location can also add unique local flair.

Approval Flows That Keep It Clean

Workflows are built in to ensure nothing goes out unchecked. Want your brand or legal team to approve before letting it go? Set up an automated approval process that flags issues before they reach inboxes.

It is like having a virtual brand consultant, without the micromanagement.

In Summary

Enterprise email marketing does not have to feel disorganized. With the right email marketing software, you can simplify content generation, allow teams to be self-sufficient, and keep your brand voice loud and clear throughout the message.

When every email looks, sounds, and feels like you, no matter who sends it, that is brand consistency done properly.