About this block

Sample Email Preview shows the product instead of describing it. Beside the signup form sits last month's actual issue, rendered as it landed: the from and subject header rows, the body copy about a lowered stitch count, and the unsubscribe footer included. The address is traded for something already seen, not a promise about what might arrive.

Header rows are one array, the body and footer are plain prose in the card. The lede names the genre default it exists against: most forms describe the newsletter and hope, this one puts the real thing on the table.

When to use

Reach for this block at the foot of a journal article or a brand story, where the reader has seen the writing voice and the sample confirms it. Swap in a genuine recent issue; a polished mockup that never actually sends breaks the entire premise of the block.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Journal article

After

• Store footer

What you can display

One strong use is last month's issue shown whole beside the form. Other preview setups:

• Welcome email. Render the exact first message a new subscriber receives, so the very next inbox is familiar.
• Receipt preview. For transactional opt ins, show the order confirmation format before the address is given.
• Digest sample. A trimmed roundup issue for stores whose letter is a curated list rather than long form writing.

Tip: keeping the unsubscribe footer visible in the sample signals the exit is real before the entrance is taken, which is what converts the email burned reader.