You may have heard experts talking about the power of email and wondered, does anyone even read their emails anymore? We don’t blame you; we used to think that way a while ago. Over-eager marketers have turned many email inboxes into a cause of overwhelm that is best avoided. But email is still an essential tool in a coaching business.
You have put in the work to win over email subscribers, and now you have an email list full of dream coaching clients. When it comes time to write your first email (after your welcome sequence), you find yourself unsure of what to send your email list. The email lists you’re subscribed to seem to send you random personal stories or hourly sales emails leading up to a launch. The last thing you want to become is just another email that your subscribers ignore; you worked way too hard to build this email list in the first place.
It can feel like a fine line to walk between writing email subject lines that stand out in inboxes and writing clickbait. But writing subject lines that get your emails opened is a matter of knowing how to appeal to your ideal clients. Once you master that, not only will you write better email subject lines, you will pick more appealing topics for your writing. In this article, we will cover how to write email subject lines that your clients want to open and give you 50 email subject lines to use for your coaching business.
Have you heard the term sunset flow before? If you have an email list running a sunset email flow every so often can help you increase engagement and keep the cost of your email marketing low.