There's a good chance you've gotten email with the phrase "bad news" in the subject line.
"It has been used by a number of Internet marketers to increase response rates, notably during product launches, often achieving particularly high response rates," writes Danny Iny at the AWeber blog.
Why does a "bad news" subject line work?
According to Iny, it hits Sean D'Souza's headline trifecta by:
- Prompting a question, rather than giving an answer
- Highlighting a problem, rather than outlining a solution
- Evoking curiosity
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