- Specific words used in email subject lines can have a big
impact on open and click rates, according to a study by Adestra. For
example, the word "alert" in subject lines had a 38.1% higher than average open
rate and 61.8% higher click rate, while other commonly used words dramatically
lowered open and click rates. The word "learn," for instance, had a -35.5% lower
than average open rate and -60.8% lower click rate. Differences also existed
between the same words depending on if they were used for B2B, B2C or e-commerce
messages. To view the study and see the full list of subject line words along
with how they performed, go to http://dbhc.us/9
Source: www.adestra.com
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Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Which Words Can Boost Your Email Open Rate?
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