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Are these subject lines really THAT good?

by SchoolofKA
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This writer says:

"UrbanDaddy has mastered the art of getting me to open emails. Take a look at these subject lines:"

Here is a screen cap of the subject lines:

http://cdn2.hubspot.net/hub/53/file-...5866&width=669

Here is a link to the article:

10 Companies That Totally Nail Copywriting

What do you think? Do you really think these subject lines are that good?
#good #lines #subject
  • Profile picture of the author newxxx
    i like the last one the best
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    • Profile picture of the author ZephyrIon
      Originally Posted by newxxx View Post

      i like the last one the best
      I liked it too
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      • Profile picture of the author trevord92
        For me, none of those grab my attention.

        I'd have deleted them, unopened.

        But subject lines - and copy - are very market dependent.

        If you get the message right for your market, you'll get your emails opened.

        If you miss, you won't.

        So test, test and test again.
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        • Profile picture of the author Boris Qs
          Originally Posted by trevord92 View Post

          For me, none of those grab my attention.

          I'd have deleted them, unopened.

          But subject lines - and copy - are very market dependent.

          If you get the message right for your market, you'll get your emails opened.

          If you miss, you won't.

          So test, test and test again.
          I was not attracted to any, probably because I know nothing about the niche but will go with what trevord92;10220833 said.
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    Speaking of UrbanDaddy, I remember a couple of years ago they promoted a DIY gin kit that sold like crazy.
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  • Profile picture of the author writeaway
    I definitely would take Hubspot's claims regarding marketing effectiveness seriously.

    After all, they make every effort to ensure that most (if not all) their claims are data-driven.

    Much better than the suspicious "I made XXXXXXX in X hours" claims you find almost everywhere else.

    Regardless, whenever taking action on tips you find on any blog or forum, make sure you set up a system where you TEST it thoroughly.

    Why?

    There's no 'magic bullet' solution.

    You have to customize solutions to fit your particular set of circumstances.
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  • Profile picture of the author dsilvestre
    Thanks for sharing the article, great stuff.

    I did find some of those subject lines interesting and I would probably open them just out of curiosity. Now, if we are measuring open rates here I am guessing they worked quite all, but not so sure about conversions...

    But then again that's not what's being measured here...
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