Marketing is one of the few departments that regularly writes to people outside the company — clients, agencies, media — so its letterhead can carry a bit more personality while still showing the company clearly.
What to include
- Company name, logo and tagline
- “Marketing Department” or team name in the header
- Marketing contact — name, email, phone
- Website and social handles, if relevant
- Registered address, CIN and GSTIN for formal proposals
Where marketing teams use it
- Campaign proposals and creative briefs sent to clients or agencies
- Sponsorship and partnership pitch letters
- Press notes and media communication
A bolder accent colour or layout often suits marketing better than finance or legal — it is one of the few departments where that fits the audience.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use a marketing letterhead for client-facing proposals?
Yes — it is designed for exactly that: campaign proposals, pitches and partnership letters sent outside the company.
Should it look different from the main company letterhead?
It can — a bolder accent colour or layout is common for marketing, while keeping the same company name, logo and registration details.
See marketing letterhead designsor read: How to make a professional letterhead (step by step)