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✉️ 7 tips for crafting "drop-everything-and-read-this" email subject lines for your course promotions Let's not beat around the bush... An email subject line can make or break your campaign. It's the first thing your audience sees, and it determines whether they open your email with eager anticipation or swipe it into oblivion faster than a spammy "forward this to ten people or you'll die" chain letter. These seven tips will make sure you're producing compelling subject lines that boost your open rates: 1. Be Clear and Concise: Get straight to the point. Let them know what’s inside without being too wordy. Example: "Join our exclusive webinar tomorrow" 2. Create Urgency: Encourage immediate action by adding a sense of urgency. Example: "Last Chance: Enroll in X Course Today!" 3. Personalize: Use your recipient’s name or other personal details. Example: "John, Ready to Work Less and Earn More?" 4. Spark Curiosity: Pique their interest with a teaser that makes them want to learn more. Example: "Are These Common Pitching Mistakes Costing You Money?" 5. Offer Value: Highlight the benefit they’ll gain from opening your email. Example: "Free Guide: Boost Productivity in 7 Days" 6. Use Numbers: Numbers and lists can make your email subject stand out. Example: "5 Tips to Increase Open Rates" 7. Test and Optimize: Always A/B test different subject lines to see what resonates best with your audience. Subject lines are the gateway to your content. Craft them wisely and watch your open rates soar! What’s the best email subject line you’ve ever received? Share your best ones below! #emailmarketing #emailstrategy #coursepromotion #digitalmarketing #marketinghacks

The 7 Ways You Might Be Doing Email Wrong Your subject lines are crucial for getting emails opened. Starting the subject line with a number or fully capitalizing the FIRST WORD can increase open rates, and using an ellipsis or a question mark at the end of the subject line can also pique curiosity. https://loom.ly/RQVefyo

If you have an email list but don't know how to monetize in 2025, this post is for you: The future belongs to those who prepare for it today. How do you plan on crushing it in 2025? --- #mcw #rolemodel #emailmarketing #emailplan2025 #Emailcopywriter  #TheLinkedinEdgeChallengeWithInneh

Cold outreach paths: 1. DMs - less formal and more relaxed tone. Easier to get a response but harder for them to commit or close. Usually more towards info and coaching. Typically the easiest one to start out with. Manual dm goal: 50 per day. 2. Email - a little bit more formal, with a lower response rate. Typically responses are higher to close than DMs. Usually more e-commerce and agencies. Both work well so choose one or both and start blasting. Manual email goal: 20 per day - (higher if you only do email)

This is why I started this marketing series. I wanted to build my consistency and of course share my knowledge with business owners especially those struggling to grow online and those looking to scale their business revenue and income. And I'm happy, I've consistently followed through this series till today, Day 25. Let's talk about creating emails that get opened N/B: I'm an advocate of test and test till you find what works... However, when it comes to getting your emails opened, it all boils down to writing great SUBJECT LINES. And what makes up for a great subject line? Could be anything... But let's focus on what makes people want to check out something... 1. Out of curiosity 2. To read a story 3. Because it appeals to what they want. If so, using subject lines that fulfil these criteria will get them to open your emails right? There you have it, how to write subject lines that gets your emails opened. I'll see you in my next post. #planyourmarketingwithme #marketingplan #emailmarketing #emailopenrate #getyouremailsopened #openrate #salesconversion #emailconversion

How I use email to make $450K for my clients. (Only with course launches.) It was the summer of 1991. I remember it well It was the year I discovered magic mushrooms. One evening, we were tripping. My friend Sergio, the most ambitious of us all, threw a book at me. It was Dan Kennedy's The Ultimate Marketing Plan. He said: "That email thing will make us rich." Maybe it was that night trippin' on mushrooms. But I always kept The Ultimate Marketing Plan as my bible. This is how I use email for course launches. • Create a lead magnet → Quizzes work well. • Build an email sequence.→ I love (Convert)KIT • Use four types of content → Write this down. The magic is in the content. 1. Humble brags. → share stories about your wins. 2. Case studies/testimonials. → Share screenshots. 3. Behind the scenes. → Show what you're working on. 4. Hype building content. → Share excitement. Stay in touch through email. Build hype towards the launch. And your bank account will be grateful. When are you launching your course? --- P.S. If you like to level up your course game. Grab the FREE 7-day email course: https://lnkd.in/g8iczhzU

Check out my latest blog article: 5 tips for crafting compelling email topic lines that will get open your email 👉🏽👉🏽 https://nuel.ink/PX1QYv

Elevate your email game with subject line guide, designed to skyrocket 🚀 your open rates, engagement, and conversions month after month. Dive in for tips, tricks, and real-life examples that will empower you to stay ahead, streamline your workflow, and unleash your creativity.

Email Template Checklist for Improved Delivery (Cold Outreach) 📩 Once your setup and warm-ups are optimized, focus on the following: 1️⃣ Avoid overusing the same email template or subject line. 2️⃣ Personalize and customize each email as much as possible. 3️⃣ Utilize tools to eliminate spam-trigger words (link in comments). 4️⃣ Omit images and links in your initial email—keep it straightforward. 5️⃣ Aim for a higher ratio of non-commercial content compared to commercial content. Small changes can lead to significant results! 🚀 What would you add to this list?

Dedicated emails are highly personalized. They are 1. Custom, 2. Focused, 3. Have a clear CTA. Learn how to write them here: