Response from: loft beds    (05/09/07 10:31am)

the first thing that the reader sees is the subject of your email. So, in order to get their attention from the start, make sure that your subject will be interesting enough to keep him reading.. Of course, the rest of the message should be as good as the sublet or he will gradually lose interest before getting to the end, and won't read carefully.

Response from: plasma tv stands    (05/09/07 10:34am)

It is widely known that people tend to get in a routine whenever doing the same thing over and over again. So it would be nice if your message had something interactivce in it, something to take the readers mind out of that routine.At least, that's what i think.John

Response from: plasma tv stands    (05/09/07 10:36am)

It is widely known that people tend to get in a routine whenever doing the same thing over and over again. So it would be nice if your message had something interactice in it, something to take the readers mind out of that routine.At least, that's what i think.John

Response from: Tammy    (06/06/07 4:16am)

Your "killer subject line" reminder's an especially good one. One of my faculty colleagues recently sent an email with the subject line, "Ok, time to share a secret I've been keeping..." You can bet we all opened that one immediately! Of course the secret was pretty benign and not much of a secret at all, but we all got a chuckle out of it and he got the open rate he wanted!