Numbers Are For Nerds
Purely Subject-ive
Every-boooodyyy (yeaaaah)
GTFOOM
FollowUps
Q & A
100

200-300, no more than 500

What's the ideal number of emails to send out in a day to maximize deliverability and prevent being flagged as spam?

100

Adding this to your subject line statistically boosts open rates by 2 times.

What are numbers?

100

This needs to be at the end of every email body, before your email signature.

What is a call to action?

100

This time of day is best for sending emails, based on open rates.

What is the afternoon? 

(20% b/w 9-12am) (31% b/w 12-3) (26% b/w 3-6)

100

This is the first question you should be asking pertaining to emails.

Are my emails being delivered?

200

69% of email recipients that do this, do so based solely on the subject line.

What is, report an email as spam?

200

Adding this to your subject lines boosts open rates by 25%.

What are questions?

200

This is the most important part of your email body.

What is the first sentence of your email / the preview line?

200

Every email in a follow up / drip thread should include this NEW element.

What is a new value point?

200

These are things like target audience, subject length, personalization, and time of sending.

What are considerations I need to take when trying to increase open rates?

300

4-7 Words

How long should your subject line be?

300

This is the peanut butter to the Subject Line's jelly - synergy here makes all the difference for open rates.

What is the preview line / first sentence in the email?

300

This is Andrew's favorite quote pertaining to communication - involving preventing typos, poor grammar, incorrect information, etc.

What is, "You are your details"?

300

Doing this is email-credibility suicide and should be avoided at all costs.

What is sending subsequent emails to someone who has unsubscribed / marked you as spam?

300

Am I sending to the right person? If I’m importing emails from a CSV, have I correctly mapped my fields? Have I personalized my message correctly? Do I have any spelling or grammar errors? Are the benefits of my product or service obvious? Are my sentences too long? Does my message have a CTA?

What questions should I be asking before I hit send?

400

4 Seconds

How long do people scan their emails before committing to read it or moving on to the next email?

400

List 5 elements that can trigger spam filters in Subject lines or the body of an email.

What are, trigger words; highlighted text; exclamation points; open, click, or attachment tracking; links; emojis; caps; multi-colored text; images; etc.

400

Hyperlinked text, links to Google Drive hosted proposals, and minimal numbers of links in an email body will boost this in your emails.

What are ways to improve my click rates?

400

This de-selection may actually increase open and reply rates, at the cost of helpful data.

What is turning off email open and click tracking?

400

Should I use a different greeting? Can my opening line be improved? Is my email too long? Is my CTA ask too big? Have I clearly conveyed the benefits of my product or service? Am I following up an appropriate number of times?

What questions should I be asking myself to increase my response rates?

500

Doing this will increase your response rate by 26%, decrease being sent to spam, and potentially boost revenue by 760%.

What will personalization do for my email reply rates?

500

Withholding this counter-intuitively increases your open rates, by piquing curiosity and increasing ambiguity.

What is your solution / data?

500

These are the three non-negotiable elements of every email body.

What are, Attention (problem, "before", data/fact, testimonial, etc), Value (solution, "after", story, etc), and Call to Action?
500

Including this as 1 or 2 of your follow ups helps recipients with neural coupling, dopamine, mirroring, and multiple facets of cortex activity in the brain.

What are stories / testimonials?

500

This is the target age (or age range) you should be writing to, to make your email quick and simple to read, digest, and reply to.

What is, 10 years old / elementary-school aged children?