‘The Most (and Least) Effective Keywords in Email Subject Lines’ – ‘MarketingProfs’ Blog
The latest article on ‘MarketingProfs’ is titled “The Most (and Least) Effective Keywords in Email Subject Lines”.
Ayaz Nanji says, “Emails with the word “alert” in their subject lines have a 38.1% higher than average open rate and 61.8% higher click rate, according to a recent study by British marketing firm Adestra.
The keywords “free delivery” (+50.7% higher open rate, +135.4% click rate) and “bulletin” (+15.8%, +12.7%) also performed very well in the email campaigns analyzed.
On the other hand, “report” (-23.7% average lower open rate, -54.8% click rate), “learn” (-35.5%, -60.8%), and “book” (-4.6%, -25.4%) had a negative effect. “Newsletter” showed a marginal effect on open rates (+0.7%), but had an adverse effect on click rates (-18.7%.)“.
The Most (and Least) Effective Keywords in Email Subject Lines
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