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	<title>Comments on: 10 worst and 10 best subject lines of the year</title>
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		<title>By: aashland</title>
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		<description>Marketing Sherpa posted their top 10 best and worst subject lines here: http://www.marketingsherpa.com/article.php?ident=30938

Here are the 10 worst:

Here are the 10 worst performers in the last year for Sherpa’s B2B subject lines:
- Please Take Quick Tech Survey Today
- Call for Speakers: Demand Gen Summit
- You’re Invited - Biz Tech Webinar June 17
- Early Bird Special for Demand Gen Summit
- Nominations to Speak at Email Summit
- Podcast: Contests for Lead Gen
- Podcast: Get Wicked Good Leads
- Game Lifts Sales - Test &amp; Results
- How to Weed Out Consumer Leads From B-to-B Campaign
- Touched by Angels

And the 10 best:

- Top 12 Email Newsletter Mistakes
- Simple Email Link Change Lifts Clicks
- CAN-SPAM - Must-Know Updates
- Best Time to Send Email: Test Results
- 6 Actions to Lift Clickthroughs: New Data
- Your Copy of Annual Email Study Results Enclosed
- HTML vs Text: Which Works Better?
- Newsletter Design Exclusive Data
- Email Audit PDF: How-to &amp; Checklist
- How to Conduct Email Surveys

Marketing Sherpa&#039;s analysis is quite interesting. They found that the first two words of the subject line are the most important.

The top four subject lines were short (between 31-41 characters).

And, not surprisingly, the subject lines that were too promotional were the worst performers.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Marketing Sherpa posted their top 10 best and worst subject lines here: <a href="http://www.marketingsherpa.com/article.php?ident=30938" rel="nofollow">http://www.marketingsherpa.com/article.php?ident=30938</a></p>
<p>Here are the 10 worst:</p>
<p>Here are the 10 worst performers in the last year for Sherpa’s B2B subject lines:<br />
- Please Take Quick Tech Survey Today<br />
- Call for Speakers: Demand Gen Summit<br />
- You’re Invited &#8211; Biz Tech Webinar June 17<br />
- Early Bird Special for Demand Gen Summit<br />
- Nominations to Speak at Email Summit<br />
- Podcast: Contests for Lead Gen<br />
- Podcast: Get Wicked Good Leads<br />
- Game Lifts Sales &#8211; Test &#038; Results<br />
- How to Weed Out Consumer Leads From B-to-B Campaign<br />
- Touched by Angels</p>
<p>And the 10 best:</p>
<p>- Top 12 Email Newsletter Mistakes<br />
- Simple Email Link Change Lifts Clicks<br />
- CAN-SPAM &#8211; Must-Know Updates<br />
- Best Time to Send Email: Test Results<br />
- 6 Actions to Lift Clickthroughs: New Data<br />
- Your Copy of Annual Email Study Results Enclosed<br />
- HTML vs Text: Which Works Better?<br />
- Newsletter Design Exclusive Data<br />
- Email Audit PDF: How-to &#038; Checklist<br />
- How to Conduct Email Surveys</p>
<p>Marketing Sherpa&#8217;s analysis is quite interesting. They found that the first two words of the subject line are the most important.</p>
<p>The top four subject lines were short (between 31-41 characters).</p>
<p>And, not surprisingly, the subject lines that were too promotional were the worst performers.</p>
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