Quick guide into formatting pitched, press-releases, follow-up messages and send outs with markdown.
Basic syntax
Styling
Use **double asterisks** to make something bold.
Use *single asterisks* or _underscores_ to italicize text.
You can strikethrough things with ~tildes~.
And yes, you can ~***combine all of them***~. 😊
Currently, you can use this markdown in Crash text blocks, but it won’t change the appearance of your text. Soon, it will:
# Heading 1 (largest)
## Heading 2
### Heading 3
and so forth up to a Heading 6. Notice there is a space after each #.
Hyperlinks
Create an inline hyperlink using [your text in brackets](followed by the URL in parentheses).
Example:
Set up a call with me through [Calendly](https://calendly.com/).
Will result in:
Set up a call with me through Calendly.
Markdown resources
Signature in send-out emails
When you send a press release via send-outs, you can specify a signature that will be added before the unsubscribe link.
When sent in an e-mail it is displayed as the following:
This signature should be set by you manually once. After set, it will be used for every send-out. When you change it for send-out it will be set as the last used one and available for new send-outs in the future.
Here is the sample signature, which you can customize and put into in the send-outs.
Ruslan Gainutdinov, Co-Founder & CTO
mobile | +358 55 1234567
email | [test@valosan.com](mailto:test@valosan.com)
Valosan - The effective and efficient Press Relations | [valosan.com](https://valosan.com)
Pro-tip: To separate with new lines without paragraph, add 2 spaces at the end of the line.