You don't want to hear this, but if you do email marketing, most of your emails will land in the spam folder.
Major email providers set up rules, regulations, and algorithms to prevent emails from random, low-reputation, or lesser-known senders from landing in their users' inboxes.
These days, it's not wise to compete with other emails in the inbox for opens — because you may not even land in the inbox at all, but in the spam folder.
It's okay to be in the spam folder as long as your prospects open your message. It could be after one day, two days, or two months.
You should write your emails in a way that the content is still relevant even if it gets read two months — or even longer — from when you send it.
For the subject line, I want to share a killer subject line that's proven to spark curiosity and make people unable to resist opening your emails to read them.
That would be "I want to confess"
Share your thoughts in the comments.