oliviamalone
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Looking for Help how to write a good Email Subject line
Seeking Help How Can I Write a Good Email Subject Line? What points should I keep in mind while writing?
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oliviamalone
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Thanks for info.
rosaurroz
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Let it be an honest title telling what the email is about.
oliviamalone
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Thanks!
oliviamalone
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I think it's depend what type of email you are sending
oliviamalone
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Yeah you are right!
Straight to the point and enticing hook. The First Line is Who it is from, the second is the Email Title (Subject), and the third is the Email Preview line. Without the the code for the third line you will see the senders email address instead.
Remember to personalize each email by including the recipients first name at the beginning. Make sure it is responsive to display properly on all devices. Include a "Email Preview" code in the "Head".
<div style="display: none; max-height: 0px; overflow: hidden;">
Are You An AffiliateFix Ninja
</div>
Back to the Subject Line. It is something that leads the conversation and encourages opening the email, and after that your first paragraph or statements must follow through on the subject line.
CONTEST
or
HUGE CONTEST - VIP EARLY START
SALE
or
OUR BIG BIG SALE - PRIVATE EARLY ACCESS
TOP EARNERS WEBINAR
OR
TOP EARNERS WEBINAR - EARLY BIRD ACCESS
You get the idea, these examples can be better. Then add the "preview line" to set up the first paragraph when the email is opened. This is all about the "flow"
from: AffiliateFix
title: EARN BIG WEBINAR - EARLY VIP ACCESS
preview line: Top affiliates share their scaling techniques!
You get the idea..........
Remember to personalize each email by including the recipients first name at the beginning. Make sure it is responsive to display properly on all devices. Include a "Email Preview" code in the "Head".
<div style="display: none; max-height: 0px; overflow: hidden;">
Are You An AffiliateFix Ninja
</div>
Back to the Subject Line. It is something that leads the conversation and encourages opening the email, and after that your first paragraph or statements must follow through on the subject line.
CONTEST
or
HUGE CONTEST - VIP EARLY START
SALE
or
OUR BIG BIG SALE - PRIVATE EARLY ACCESS
TOP EARNERS WEBINAR
OR
TOP EARNERS WEBINAR - EARLY BIRD ACCESS
You get the idea, these examples can be better. Then add the "preview line" to set up the first paragraph when the email is opened. This is all about the "flow"
from: AffiliateFix
title: EARN BIG WEBINAR - EARLY VIP ACCESS
preview line: Top affiliates share their scaling techniques!
You get the idea..........
I think the use of numbers helps draw eyes, too. Assuming that's pertinent - like TJ's Wayfair example above - 50% off.
You get the idea. 9 out of 10 dentists agree; Hurry, only 3 left in stock; Sale ends in 12 days; 38% discount.......
That sort of thing. Again, only if it applies, of course. The numbers stand out from the text.
Edit: I just realized that I neglected to mention that (personal experience talking, here) when I see subject lines like that, I'm more likely to open the email. Assuming it's from a list I've subscribed to.
You get the idea. 9 out of 10 dentists agree; Hurry, only 3 left in stock; Sale ends in 12 days; 38% discount.......
That sort of thing. Again, only if it applies, of course. The numbers stand out from the text.
Edit: I just realized that I neglected to mention that (personal experience talking, here) when I see subject lines like that, I'm more likely to open the email. Assuming it's from a list I've subscribed to.
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oliviamalone
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Thanks for the detailed answer
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