FILL-IN-THE-BLANK PROMPTS:
Here is a sales email I have written **[insert the email or describe the email]**. Come up with a subject line that's **[adjective]** and **[adjective]**.
Our **[product or service]** is the perfect solution for [pain point] that many of our customers are facing. It offers **[benefit 1]**, **[benefit 2]**, and **[benefit 3]** that make it a must-have for **[target audience X]**. Write a sales email that highlights the product/service and encourages customers to take action.
We are launching **[product].** It is designed for **[audience]**. These are three main features/benefits **[Item],** **[Item]**, **[Item]**. Please write a sales email inviting the reader to buy a product at **[percentage]%** off.
QUESTIONS-BASED PROMPTS:
- “What are some attention-grabbing subject lines for an email about [product/service/industry]?"
- "How can I create catchy subject lines that encourage opens and clicks?"
- "What are some ways to use humor or wit in email subject lines?"
- "How can I create subject lines that appeal to my target audience's interests and needs?"
- "What are some ways to use personalization in subject lines to increase open rates?"
- "Can you suggest some subject lines that incorporate the fear of missing out (FOMO) principle?"
- "What are some effective subject lines for re-engaging inactive subscribers or customers?"
- "How can I create subject lines that are both clear and intriguing, without being too long?"