Hi [First Name],
Thanks for grabbing the Canva quick start checklists. Here is your download page, in case you need it again:
[Link To Your Download Page]
You will find two checklists there, each as a printable PDF and an editable Word file. Checklist 1 sets up your Canva account properly, from the sign-in method to the free versus Pro decision. Checklist 2 walks the whole workspace, so you always know where your designs, folders, brand settings and account controls live.
If you only have ten minutes today, do a quick account check. Open Canva and look at three things:
- How you sign in. If it is through a personal social or Google account, Canva is tied to that account's email. Lose access to it and you lose easy access to every design you have made.
- Whether multi-factor authentication is switched on. It is in the login and security settings, and one tap in an authenticator app protects every design and payment method you will ever add.
- Your email notifications. Keep security and sharing notices on, and switch off the marketing emails you do not want.
If you run a business, the checklist also suggests signing up with your business email rather than a personal login. It keeps ownership clean if you ever add a team member, hand designs to a virtual assistant or sell the business.
Those three checks are Parts 1 and 3 of Checklist 1, so you will already be ahead when you open it.
Over the next few days I will send you a few short emails with the most useful ideas from the checklists, so you can go from a messy account to a setup that makes every design faster.
Talk soon,
[Your Name]
[Your Brand]
P.S. If someone else works in your Canva, invite them into a team instead of sharing your password. Shared passwords break multi-factor authentication and go against Canva's terms.
The Canva Design Profit Kit
