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Subject lines using the recipient's name Hi, [name], I'd like to introduce myself. ... Hello, [name], I'm [your name] I'd love to connect with you, [name]! ... This is [your name] from [event] ... It was nice meeting you at [event] ... Thanks for chatting with me at [event] ... A quick follow-up after [event]

?Thinking of you and hoping to reconnect? ? This subject line works because it's friendly and personal, and it conveys a sense of genuine interest in reconnecting with the recipient.

Additional subject lines for reconnection networking emails Checking in since we last spoke. [Your name] from [your company], seeking meeting. Let's catch up! Can I buy you a coffee? Hello again! Happy [season]!

Here are a few examples of follow-up email subject lines that work: ?Quick follow-up on our meeting? ?Just wanted to touch base on [topic]? ?Checking in on your progress? ?Friendly reminder: [Action needed]? ?Don't miss out: Last chance to [offer]?

How to write email subject lines that get opened Know your audience. ... Set clear expectations. ... Don't mislead the reader. ... Keep it short and snappy. ... Stand out in the inbox. ... Emojis have their place. ... Show some personality. ... Urgency and scarcity work wonders.

Ways to personalize your subject line are by including the recipient's name, their job title, mutual interests, events you've both attended, topics the recipient is interested in, where you met the recipient if relevant or a networking event the recipient attended or will be attending.

You can add field merges to the subject line of the email. to open the Settings panel. Select Insert > Field Merge.

Subject lines that use words like ?urgent,? ?breaking,? ?important,? or ?alert? have higher open rates. By communicating a known start and end date for a special sale or promotion, viewers scrolling through their inbox will click to see what they can get in that window of time.