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title: "Reusable elements"
category: "Writing"
source: "https://getbloggable.com/help/reusable-elements"
updated: 2026-10-22T10:34:36.613Z
---

# Reusable elements

A **reusable element** is a block you save once and have inserted into posts automatically — your standard call-to-action, a compliance disclaimer, a product callout, a newsletter prompt.

It replaces the habit of pasting the same paragraph into every article and then discovering, six months later, that eleven versions of it are in circulation.

## Saving one

Build the block in the editor, then save it to your account's element library. It's stored as a real block, not as flat text, so a saved CTA is still a CTA with its button and styling intact.

## Placement rules

An element isn't just available — it can be *placed*. You set where it appears and when, and Bloggable injects it into posts that match, including posts written by autopilot.

The rule worth understanding is **funnel-stage targeting**: a bottom-of-funnel CTA can be set to appear only on bottom-of-funnel posts. A hard sell on an introductory explainer converts nobody and costs you the reader; the same CTA on a comparison post is exactly right. Autopilot already balances its output across funnel stages, so the two features work together.

## Editing

Update the element and the change flows through where it's placed — that's the point of it existing. Deleting an element needs admin.

## Joe can do this too

Joe can save an element, list what you have, place one, and update one. Deleting is admin-only, as it is everywhere else.

## Note on snippets

Reusable elements supersede the older "snippets" concept and the editor's **Save snippet** action. Use elements.