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Simple Tips for Writing First Rate Subject Lines


When done properly, email marketing can serve as the backbone for your online business but you must learn the proper areas of focus for this to really work and one of those areas is the subject line. These tips will help you write attention grabbing email subject lines in no time. Recommended courses Auto Traffic Hijack, Auto Traffic Hijack Bonus, Auto Traffic Hijack Review, Rapid Sales Formula and Mass Money Makers Review

Even the kinds of words you choose to use as part of your subject line will have a huge impact on your open rate. So make sure you're using exciting and vibrant words in your subject, so that your readers feel positive when they read it. No, you don't want to go off the deep end with a lot of hype and no substance but it doesn't hurt to use words that are powerful like love, unique, effective, and easy to make your point. You want your readers to identify with you and the words you're using so that they'll feel inclined to open your email. Whether or not the excitement shows, your audience is much more likely to read your email as a result of these words. Focus on using these kinds of words in your subject lines if you're serious about improving performance. Avoid words like: cash, money, free, and wealthy as they are more likely to be caught by spam filters.

Include a call to action in the subject line. This goes hand in hand with the scarcity and urgency tactic.

Ask your audience to open your email and read about your offer - that's what a call to action is. This is one subtle secret that copywriters use all the time. There are many things you can accomplish with a strong call to action including a considerably higher open rate. Remember to keep your subject line short even if you have a call to action because if you go too long, it might lose its essence. If you write a subject line that is too long it will dilute the effectiveness of it; keep it simple and short to make it highly effective.

3) Keep your subject line short, not more than 60 characters. Research has shown that shorter subject lines get a higher response. You also don't want your subject line to get shorter as a result of the recipient's screen size or resolution. The max is 60 characters but around 50 is best.

While you don't need massive training to write subject lines that get results, these tips will definitely help.
Date Published: Dec 22, 2010 - 3:25 am



 
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