Keep it short and to the point to get the best recipient response.
What Makes a Good Email Subject Line?
The most effective subject lines are brief and contain a reason for the user to fire up the message.
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Keep the recipient in mind and know what you want from them.
If the message requires action, include it in the subject line.
It’s okay to skip unnecessary articles, adjectives, and adverbs to keep the word count down.
Studies recommend limiting the total number of characters in a subject line to between 30 and 50.
If your email includes multiple subjects, send multiple messages.
That way, one topic won’t get lost in a thread about a different one.
