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Top 25 Great Email Subject Line Tips 1. Make it personal by using “you” or “your” in the subject line. 2. Use meaningful numbers, like “10 things you can do to start losing weight today." 3. Create urgency. “Read this by Friday and save money” would be an example. 4. More people care about the sender than the subject line: "Bob here with 12 new ideas for you." 5. Use the subject line to tease them into opening it: “Wait until you read these innovative concepts” 6. Show them that opportunity awaits inside your email: “The market is changing here's how to take advantage." 7. Ask their advice or opinion: “Please let me know what you think of these ideas." 8. Use localization if possible and appropriate. "Look inside for news you can use in City, State”. 9. Ask a pertinent question: “Are you interested in gaining more Facebook fans?” 10. Make a specific offer in your subject line: “Sign up for my newsletter today at no cost.” 11. Track and test your subject lines. Some will work better for your particular audience than others. 12. Avoid using all capital letters and multiple exclamation marks, it is perceived as spammy 13. Use a call to action. Ask them to do something: “Take a minute to read this..” 14. Try to keep your subject line short, usually 45 characters or less. Good practice 5-8 words 15. Give your audience what they come to you for. If you are a jeweler, use a subject line like “There are 5 ways to tell if gold is real." 16. List a benefit. “feel healthier”, “Increase business”, “Lose weight”, “Save time”, “Be more productive” are all types of benefits. 17. Offer tips or inside information that you, as the expert, would know. 18. Use a contrary or controversial subject line: “Most people won't tell you this.” 19. Make the reader smile. Use humor or be witty: “Only you (and 576 others) are receiving this” 20. Make your subject line timely: "Here are details of our May event” 21. Make your subject line exclusive to your readers. “Something special for our subscribers.” 22. Let them know what's inside. “How to Plant a Garden" “Mobile Marketing Statistics” 23. Don't try to sell with the subject line, it rarely works. 24. Keep the subject line conducive to how you do business. If you are a straightforward business, be straight forward in your subject lines. 25. Don't try to use all 25 tips at once. It will aggravate your readers and is nearly impossible to do! ~ via TouchingClient
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For once, my quilt labels didn't match the quilt! So, I created my own. Here's a mini-tutorial on how to do it: Print the text (I used 18 pt. Bradley Hand ITC, in BOLD)* onto the paper side of freezer paper. Cut two squares of PREWASHED fabric (prewashed fabric will accept ink better) the size you want your label plus seam allowances. Iron waxy side of freezer paper onto wrong side of one square. Lay the other square on top, wrong sides together. Trace words with a fine tip pen (I used a Pigma Micron 03). (Tip: Hold up to window to see text better.) Peel off freezer paper once you're satisfied with how the writing looks. Iron over your text, to set the ink. Stitch the two squares right sides together, leaving a section open for turning. Turn right side out, press, and hand sew label to quilt. (Note: If you are able to print mirror image text, you can iron the freezer paper onto the wrong side of the upper square.) *Or, make it personal and just use your own handwriting on the fabric. ☺
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Recent Updated: 1 year ago - Created by Rachel Howell - View
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Recent Updated: 2 years ago - Created by Karen Dwyer - View
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