Email Copy That Sells the Power of Questions
Email Copy That Sells the Power of Questions Well, I guess this could fall under the previous section, but it deserves its own section.
Questions always create curiosity. If someone asked you a question, you would most likely respond. When I use this approach, I get subscribers replying to my email!
Here are a few examples of how to use it in your subject lines:
- Did you get your copy of this yet?
- What is your favorite self-help book?
- Did you get your download link?
- What is your most burning question about Internet marketing?
- Do you think this is a clever idea?
- Did you hear the news?
Special Characters
If you want certain parts of your subject line to stand out, use special characters like (brackets).
Here is a list of special characters you can use and how to use each:
- (brackets). Examples:
Subject line:
(NEW) 100 WordPress Video Tutorials
(LIMITED) one hundred WordPress Video Tutorials
- [Square brackets]. Examples:
Subject line:
[NEW] 100 WordPress Video Tutorials [LIMITED] 100 WordPress Video Tutorials- *Stars*. Examples:
Subject line:
*HOT* 100 WordPress Video Tutorials
*LIMITED* 100 WordPress Video Tutorials
- “Quotation marks” Example:
Subject line:
100 WordPress “Video Tutorials”
- Exclamation! Example:
Subject line: 100 WordPress Video Tutorials!
Best Wishes, Coyalita
See Tomorrow: “Using Intrigue and Curiosity”
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