How to get people to open and read your emails
In the course of 12 years of sending millions of emails, we’ve discovered that there are 7 critical elements to getting people to open and read every message you send.
We go over those elements in a free report, The Ultimate Guide to Email Copywriting.
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Today’s question is:
“How can you get people to open and read your emails?”
The truth is, it’s not easy. Just think about life on a day to day basis. People like you and me, we’re bombarded with promotions, blog posts, Facebook messages, all kinds of stuff.
At GrowthLab, we send millions of emails a month, and we’ve studied what works very carefully. We tried a number of different formats:
- Newsletters
- Roundups
- Short emails
- Emails with more than 1,000 words
The ones that work the best had seven key elements. I want to give those to you right now.
- An intriguing subject line
- A personal greeting in the name field
- An opening line that hooks people
- Some interesting story or lesson
- A call to action — what do you want the reader to do?
- Personal sign off
- A P.S. — an overlooked but critical part
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I can go on and on for days about each of these. Instead, I want to send you a handy guide on the the most important lessons I’ve learned about these 7 elements. It’s called The Ultimate Guide to Email Copywriting.
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