Swap images in Autopilot campaigns to launch on-brand emails faster

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This improvement to Marketing Pro Autopilot lets you replace the default image on any Autopilot campaign with your own photo, so your emails match your brand and the moment you are marketing to.

What's changing?

Before this improvement, the only way to change an image in an Autopilot campaign was to open the Advanced Builder and edit in the Email Template Editor. Now, you can simply hover over any Autopilot campaign in the library, click the swap button, and upload a new image directly from your desktop. If you change your mind, a one-click Revert to Original option restores the default image instantly.

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Before and after

Before (current)

  1. Open the Autopilot library and find a campaign template that fits your goal.

  2. Create a copy of the campaign using the Advanced Builder workflow.

  3. Find the email template editor.

  4. Select the, replace the image, and adjust formatting.

  5. Save and launch the campaign.

Impact: Launching a relevant Autopilot campaign takes significant time and effort, many clicks and customers get confused.

Try the current workflow in your account.

After

  1. Open the Autopilot library and find a campaign template that fits your goal.

  2. Hover over the campaign and click the swap button on the image.

  3. Upload a new image from your desktop.

  4. Review the updated campaign and launch.

Impact: You launch on-brand campaigns in seconds without rebuilding emails. A Revert to Original option lets you restore the default image at any time.

Test the changes in the NEXT environment.

Who uses this feature

  • All business types

  • Administrators, Managers

  • Region availability: All regions

 


How it works for your industry

Residential Service and Replacement

  • A plumbing company finds a seasonal maintenance reminder campaign in the Autopilot library. The default image shows a furnace, but they swap it for a photo of a water heater to match their spring water heater flush promotion.

  • An HVAC contractor wants to send a weather alert campaign before a local heat wave. The default image shows a rainstorm, so they swap it for a heat wave image and launch the campaign in seconds.

  • A garage door company launches a holiday safety check campaign. They swap the generic image for a branded photo of their team to build trust with homeowners.

Commercial Service and Replacement

  • A commercial HVAC company runs a planned maintenance campaign for property managers. They swap the default residential image for a photo of a rooftop unit to match their audience.

  • A commercial plumbing firm promotes backflow testing services. They replace the template image with a photo of a commercial backflow preventer to increase relevance.

  • An electrical contractor sends a quarterly energy audit reminder to facility managers. They swap in a photo of a commercial panel inspection to align with the service being offered.

Residential Construction

  • A residential contractor runs a post-project follow-up campaign. They swap the default image for a photo of a recently completed kitchen remodel to showcase their work.

  • A builder promotes a seasonal discount on new system installations. They replace the generic image with a branded photo of their latest install to make the email feel personal.

  • A remodeling company sends a referral campaign. They swap in a photo of a completed bathroom project to encourage homeowners to share with friends and neighbors.

Commercial Construction

  • A commercial general contractor promotes preventive maintenance agreements after project completion. They swap the default image for a photo of the completed building to reinforce the relationship.

  • A commercial MEP contractor sends a quarterly check-in campaign to property managers. They swap the template image for one showing their commercial service fleet to build credibility.

  • A construction firm runs a new service announcement campaign. They replace the generic image with a branded photo of a recent large-scale project to demonstrate capability.

How to prepare

  1. Review your current Autopilot campaigns and identify any you have skipped or abandoned because the default image did not fit your brand.

  2. Prepare a folder of brand-approved images on your desktop so they are ready to upload when you find a campaign to customize.

  3. Train your marketing team on the new image swap workflow and the Revert to Original option so they can launch campaigns confidently.

  4. Bookmark any knowledge base articles or Academy videos for team training.