Use Subjects That Get People to Open Your Emails
With the average office worker receiving around 120 emails per day, it's essential to know how to craft effective subject lines to make your emails stand out and get them opened.
In today's digital age, where email inboxes are flooded with messages, it's crucial to be able to write compelling and attention-grabbing email subjects to increase the chances of your message being read.
Here are some strategies you can start using today to make your email subject lines more effective:
Avoid using too many replies or forwards as it can make your email look overwhelming and possibly like spam. Instead, take a few seconds to edit the subject line to increase the chances of getting the receiver to actually open your email.
Re: Re: Proposal edits
Important: Edits for Amazon Proposal
Avoid using all caps as it is the equivalent of shouting, which is unprofessional both in emails and in person.
HELP I NEED THIS RIGHT NOW
URGENT: Need Copy of 2019 P&L Statement
Be specific and avoid using vague subject lines as it is easy to skip over. This increases the likelihood that your email will be opened.
Quick Question
Question Regarding Safety Protocols
Highlight the most urgent or important details first, and then include relevant details that will make the email easy to search for when you need it.
Meeting Notes and Follow-up
Important Project Deadlines from 3/14/20 Board Meeting
By being strategic and specific, you can ensure that your emails look more professional and have a higher chance of getting read.
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