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Old 09-30-2007, 08:41 AM
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Default Email & the Campaign for Better use of Subject Lines

Scenario:

I'm a web designer. And guess what? I design websites. So how many emails do you think I get with "Re: Website" in the subject line? Well, it's at least half of all the legitimate emails that come into my inbox.

How many hours do I spend searching through emails for the "one that agreed the quote" or the "picture for the home page I sent you last month"?

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Let's all try to be just a bit more informative with the subject lines. eg. "Re: website - new pic for home page" or "Re: website - quote agreement".

I'm sure I'm not the only one with this problem. We could save valuable hours if we could just type a few extra characters.

What do you think?
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Default Re: Email & the Campaign for Better use of Subject Lines

We are facing to many of this kind of emails. Many times our customers submit tickets with subject likes "Hi", "Hello", or just "I need help"... I dont remember we need to ask customers updating their tickets with better subjects
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Default Re: Email & the Campaign for Better use of Subject Lines

You have touched upon one of my pet peeves. The worst ones have no subject at all.
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