Put Your Brand Board to Work

⏱️ 6-8 min

Your Brand Board is only useful once it's actually showing up in your websites, funnels, and emails. Here's exactly where to find it and how to apply it.

4 steps

Apply Your Colors In The Builder

The website builder and the funnel builder are the same builder, so this works identically in both.

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Select The Element

Click on the headline, section, button, or text you want to style.

2

Open The Color Picker

Look for the color swatch. Depending on what you clicked, you may see it labeled Styles or under a general color option.

3

Pick From Your Labeled Colors

Your Brand Board colors show up right there by name, Primary, Accent, Success, Text, Background, exactly how you labeled them when you set up your board.

4

Save Your Page

The color applies instantly to that element. Save the page once you're happy with it.

A quick recommendation: use your Primary or Accent color in the header and footer of your site, and save Background colors for things like columns, rows, and section backgrounds.

3 places

Where Brand Boards Show Up

This is a growing feature, so expect this list to get longer over time. For now, here's where your Brand Board is live today.

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Websites & Funnels

Same builder, same brand colors and logos, wherever you see a color option or a Styles panel.

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Email Templates

Open any email template, click the footer or any section, and apply your Primary, Accent, or Background color to keep your emails consistent with everything else.

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Media Storage

Your logos are always one click away here, organized by Brand Board folder, whether you're working in a website, a funnel, or an email.

Key terms

Definitions

Tap any term to expand it.

The panel in the website and funnel builder where color, background, and text options usually live for a selected element.
Where every file you upload gets stored, including your Brand Board logos, organized into a folder named after each Brand Board.
A separate feature (not part of Brand Boards) that lets you save a section, like a header or footer, at the account level so any changes sync everywhere it's used. Worth knowing about if you're building out your brand across many pages.
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Things To Do

Finish these before moving to the next lesson. They only take a few minutes.

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⚡ Tips

  • Only your default Brand Board shows up in these pickers, so double check which board is set as default before you start styling.
  • Updating your Brand Board's colors or logo does not automatically restyle pages, funnels, or emails you already built, you'll need to go back in and reapply anything you want updated.
  • Brand Board colors also show up in forms, surveys, and quizzes wherever there's a color picker, so check there too if that's part of your workflow.
  • This feature keeps growing. Check back inside this course as more places light up with Brand Board support.
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Quick Knowledge Check

Answer a few quick questions to lock in what you just learned. Miss one and we'll show you the right answer.

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The website builder and the funnel builder are:

Your Brand Board logos are always available inside ____, organized by folder.

True or false: updating your Brand Board's colors automatically restyles every page you've already built.

Besides websites and funnels, the other most common place to apply your brand colors is inside ____.

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Try This With Your Favorite AI

Copy a prompt below and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or whatever AI tool you use. Fill in the bracketed details and it'll help you write your own version for your business.

🧹 My Rebranding Punch List

You are a project manager helping me build a punch list for applying my new Brand Board across everything I already have live. My context: - What I already have built: [list what applies, for example a website, a funnel, email templates, forms] - How much time I can realistically spend on this per week: [describe] - Whether I'm doing this myself or handing pieces off to someone else: [describe] Give me: - A prioritized punch list of what to restyle first, second, and third, with a one-line reason for the order - A rough time estimate for each item - One thing to double check after each item is done, so nothing gets missed Finish by asking me: "Want me to turn the first item on this list into a step-by-step you can follow right now?"

📧 Branding My Email Templates Consistently

You are an email design consultant helping me apply my Brand Board consistently across every email template I use. My context: - The email templates I currently send (list them, for example newsletter, receipt, appointment reminder): [list them] - My Brand Board's colors and what I've labeled them: [list your Primary, Accent, Success, Text, Background] - Anything about my current emails that already feels off-brand: [describe, or say "not sure yet"] Give me: - Which of my brand colors belongs where in a typical email (header, footer, buttons, links) - One thing to fix first across all my templates - A simple checklist I can run through every time I build a new email template going forward Finish by asking me: "Want me to write that checklist out as something you can save and reuse?"

Update your website, your emails, and your templates, share it with your team, and keep it current as your brand grows. Consistency builds confidence, and confident brands attract better clients.