Wait, How Do I Write This Email? by Danny Rubin

Author:Danny Rubin [Rubin, Danny]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: Danny Rubin

You know what happens to emails with vague subject lines?

Nothing. That’s what.

People may not open the email at all. And when you circle back to check if the person saw your message, the answer is something like, “Oh, maybe it went to spam. Please send again.”

The email didn’t go to spam. The subject line was so unexceptional the person never noticed it.

The secret to a GREAT subject line? Specifics.

Instead of “Job application” you write, “James Seevers, application for product analyst position.”

Instead of “Follow up” you write, “James Seevers, follow up on product analyst position.”

Instead of “Thank you” you write, “Thanks for today’s interview at Starbucks.”

Every time you write a subject line, include the information below if it’s relevant to the situation:

Your first and last name

Job title you want

Where/when you had an interview or conversation

Month/day (“January 24”) if time has passed since the meeting/conversation, and you need to remind the person about when you spoke

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