Every file you send works for your brand

The ad space you're throwing away

Every time you send a file with a standard service, the recipient sees a page with the vendor's logo, maybe the vendor's ads. Yet that moment — someone deliberately opening a page to receive your document — is one of the few where you have a customer's, partner's or journalist's full attention.

With Express that page is yours. It becomes a marketing touchpoint at near-zero marginal cost, because you were sending the file anyway.

What you can put on the download page

• Full visual identity: logo, colours, background image, company fonts.
• Promo banners: the new product, the trade show, the offer of the month — above or below the download button.
• Targeted popups: a newsletter signup, a webinar invite, an important announcement.
• Corporate news: press releases, awards, updates — recipients see them while the download starts.

A company that promotes itself, everywhere

The principle is simple: every contact channel should tell who you are. The email signature does it, the website does it, even invoices do it. The page where you deliver a file — often opened by dozens or hundreds of people — was the last space still “rented” from a third party. Express brings it back inside your communication.

Content is managed from the panel and editable any time: change banners and popups when you launch a campaign, without touching how people download files. See how it pairs with data control, and explore practical uses on the banners, popups and news page.