How Crypto Brands Can Write A Perfect Email Subject Line

Last Updated: October 8, 2024
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Email marketing for cryptocurrency businesses is a wonderful blending of two worlds. Despite cryptocurrency marketing being a relatively new field, email marketing has been around since the advent of the email itself.

Did you know that, on average, brands earn $32 in revenue for every $1 spent on email marketing? Such a high ROI makes it an important strategy for any budget-limited crypto team.

So, how can current cryptocurrency organizations take advantage of this highly effective form of digital outreach?

Having the perfect email subject line of course!

When sending an email to a lead, customer, or client, the first thing they will see is your email subject line. So here we’re going to teach you how to make sure your crypto business has a perfect subject line to ensure your open rate is well-above industry standard!

Drop the capitalization

It’s a common habit to capitalize every word in your subject line, similar to how you would format the title of an article header.

But research shows this isn’t the way to go.

In fact, studies on the subject revealed that emails that contained lower case subjects were opened 35% more times than when capitalized!

…and pretty please NEVER capitalize every letter. That’s just annoying and is a strong indicator of spam.

KISS (Keep it short stupid!)

Studies have also shown that email open rate levels are higher when the subject line text is 30 characters or less.

This is becoming especially true now that 61.9% of all emails are opened on mobile devices which show less of the subject’s content.

A lower case opening line with a short, few-word message makes messages appear much more personal. This brings us to our next point.

Let’s get personal

Personalization in an email subject line goes a long way.

No one wants to feel like they are being mass targeted and research agrees.

Email marketing-enabled CRMs like Hubspot make doing this easy. Contact records like names, birthdays, phone numbers, and emails can easily be kept in one central database and then inserted in outgoing emails at scale.

The next time you write that mass email be sure to make it personalized!

This is about them, not you

Marketers agree emails should be about the recipient, not the sender.

With every time you contact a potential client, be sure you are providing value. The first step in that is letting them know you recognize their needs.

Rather than write subject lines like this:

  • HUGE SALE
  • We just made a new hire!

Try something like this:

  • Improve your crypto twitter account’s following with these tools
  • We’d love to help you with cryptocurrency accounting

No one likes someone that only talks about themselves, email marketing is no different.

Don’t be afraid to use those emojis

Yup, you read that right. Emojis are becoming more common in business emails every year. Studies show that 54% of brands found that adding emojis to their subject lines increased open and click-through rates. Another study shows that in a test where participants received some emails including emojis and others not, the participants reported higher rates of memory of the ones the had emojis. Cool right!?

Wrapping it up

It’s clear that both cryptocurrencies and email marketing are here to stay. Low costs and high ROI should put email marketing at the top of the list for cryptocurrency marketers.

For a full breakdown of everything you need to know about cryptocurrency marketing take a look at our comprehensive guide.


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