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How to Write Better Subject Lines
Posted in: Email Marketing by admin on June 15, 2008
The hardest part of email marketing is getting people to read it. Many people just use the “from” address and the subject line to dwindle down their over packed inboxes. They basically they use only the subject line delete everything they deem to be not useful. This is why great subject lines are important to the success of an email marketing campaign. The first line of the email is just as important. The subject line content is also a major component for the recognition of many ISP and recipient-level spam filters. What this means is a poorly written subject lead may not even reach the recipient’s inbox in the first place because it was deleted by software. These are some helpful tips you can use to maximize the effectiveness of your subject lead.
Use the Same Style
The content of a subject line will change based on what the email is about, but you can still write in the same style. Try to make them original so that they are easily recognized by a reader. It is important to test and figure out what style works best for your recipients. Some examples of styles would be humorous, incentive-based, provocative, and tip oriented.
Inform recipients.
Subject lines should reveal an important topic. They should also be timely and useful to the reader. In better words it should say “you better read this email or you will be missing out on something of real value.”
Send Subject Lines to Yourself.
It only makes sense to send to yourself what you are sending to others. Try sending test samples with different subject lines and see which ones work on you. Ask yourself what kind of reaction your email warrants. Do you think you would delete it, open it, save it or read it.
Intrigue recipient.
The email you are sending could be competing with about 10 to 100 other emails so it is important to gain attention from your reader by intriguing them. Try to stimulate a response to get them to open the email. Some good examples are the use of questions, euphemisms and “how to” techniques.
Competing with other emails is the toughest part of email marketing and just like any of sector of the business arena, competition is fierce. It is important to do all you can to gain an advantage in all areas of marketing if you want to succeed.
About the Author: Kurt is the Public Relations Manager for Kinetica Media, an Internet marketing company that works to harness the power of websites, email and search marketing for businesses so they can get and keep more customers. Visit www.loyalemail.com to see how their proven online marketing services can increase your customer loyalty & overall sales.
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