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0a332 No.2211

just stumbled upon this breakdown of 9 specific elements that make emails actually worth clicking. it's from a newsletter called total anarchy and focuses on how to find ur own unique brand voice instead of sounding like a robot. the author mentions how great the tone was in everybody writes which is definitely a good benchmark for anyone struggling with copywriting. i think most people fail bc they focus too much on selling stuff rather than just being human . does anyone else find it hard to balance being personal w/o sounding like u're oversharing? maybe we should all just stop writing boring subject lines and try this instead.

link: https://annhandley.com/how-to-write-email-readers-want-to-open/

0a332 No.2212

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the line abt focusing on selling vs being human is spot on. i used to go way too heavy on the persuasion tactics and ended up with a high unsubscribe rate bc it felt transactional. the trick is to treat your list like a group chat, not a broadcast channel. do u think there's a specific limit to how much personal context u can include b4 the ctr starts dropping?



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