Formatted Email Subject Lines by cloudHQ

Popping email subject lines in bold, italics, strikethrough

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Change your email subject line formats to: - 𝗕𝗼𝗹𝗱 - π™„π’•π’‚π’π’Šπ’„π’” - π˜½π™€π™‘π™™ π™„π™©π™–π™‘π™žπ™˜ - UΜ²nΜ²dΜ²eΜ²rΜ²lΜ²iΜ²nΜ²eΜ² - 𝔻𝕠𝕦𝕓𝕝𝕖 π•Šπ•₯π•£π•¦π•”π•œ - SΜΆtΜΆrΜΆiΜΆkΜΆeΜΆtΜΆhΜΆrΜΆoΜΆuΜΆgΜΆhΜΆ - πŸ…†πŸ„·πŸ„ΈπŸ…ƒπŸ„΄πŸ…‚πŸ…€πŸ…„πŸ„°πŸ…πŸ„΄ - BπŸ…»πŸ…°πŸ…²πŸ…ΊπŸ†‚πŸ†€πŸ†„πŸ…°πŸ†πŸ…΄ - β“Œβ“—β“˜β“£β“”β“‘β“€β“‘β“‘β“›β“” - πŸ…‘πŸ…›πŸ…πŸ…’πŸ…šπŸ…‘πŸ…€πŸ…‘πŸ…‘πŸ…›πŸ…”
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Naomi Assaraf πŸ”₯
Maker
Hey hunters! πŸ‘‹ Want π™”π™Šπ™π™ email subject lines to β“’β“£β“β“β““β“žβ“€β“£ like tΜ²hΜ²iΜ²sΜ²? This free Chrome extension lets you change the format style of your email subject lines to help your emails stand out (and get opened faster)! πŸ“§πŸ’¨ To use Formatted Email Subject Lines by cloudHQ, you just need to install the free Google Chrome Extension and have a Gmail or G Suite email address. Formatting a subject line is then as easy as selecting from a dropdown box in the email’s subject line in 3 steps: 1. Select text in the subject line by highlighting 2. Click "Subject Style" icon on the right side of subject line 3. Select from 10 format styles This latest cloudHQ extension is now available in the Google Chrome Extension Store and is free for life to use! πŸ™ŒπŸ½βœ¨βœ¨
Dean Ward
@nassaraf I find it hilarious that β“’β“£β“β“β““β“žβ“€β“£ is totally unreadable in your comment
Naomi Assaraf πŸ”₯
Maker
testing β“’β“£β“β“β““β“žβ“€β“£
Naomi Assaraf πŸ”₯
Maker
@realdeanward LOL you're right, but not for the reason you think! You get a heavier font weight when you reply on @ProductHunt vs an initial comment. Looks awesome in email too! πŸ‘‰ https://www.cloudhq.net/c/b60e74...
Michael Mior
@nassaraf Not really. I think it looks terrible personally. I would probably immediately assume such a message is spam. Do you have any data to suggest people actual open these emails faster?
Ariel
Omg, that's bad idea for normal email user.
Julien
@ariel_jedrzejczak When I see e-mails with headlines like this, they go right into my spam folder
Hunter Trujillo
@ariel_jedrzejczak @j_____________n Yep, it also presents a major accessibility issue for those who need screen readers to use a computer. A great Chrome extension would be one that automatically reports any email using unreadable text like this as spam, because, only spammers do this.
Naomi Assaraf πŸ”₯
Maker
@ariel_jedrzejczak Can you explain why? πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ I use it to communicate something urgent to my employees. It stands out immediately, and that's the exact point of this extension. @j_____________n Hi Julien! What would you do to make your emails stand out? This is just an option that we're providing you, but it sounds like you have a better way? @hunter_trujillo Hey Hunter, You're absolutely right! Accessibility is really important to us. We're heads down on a workaround right now so that screen readers will be able to translate what's being written and it should be live within a week (a beta version will be done by tomorrow!) 😊
Julien
@ariel_jedrzejczak @hunter_trujillo @nassaraf I'll try to add some contructive criticism: it's a practice that's been used by spammers and scammers for years now, so my immediate reaction to seeing those is: this is fake / a scam / spam. I believe that you have more open rates, but do they convert? You should not have to resort to tricks for people to open your e-mail. It's like people who think that adding "Urgent" to their e-mail subjects will make me want to open it more, when it's having the exact opposite effect.
Antonio Bologna
kinda of reminds me of all unopened emails in my junk folder β€Ύ\_(ツ)_/β€Ύ
Naomi Assaraf πŸ”₯
Maker
@antonio_bologna Oh no! Not our intention at all! It's kind of like emojis being used in the email subject line... some people love it 😻(guess which camp I'm in 😏) , and some don't. To each their own. But please LMK if you have any ideas to help stand out in an email that is more obvious (and preferably more accessible for people across language barriers). We try to release a new Chrome extension at least 2x a month, if not each week when we're on a roll (!!), so you might be the person who gives us the next golden idea! I'm all ears πŸ‘‚πŸ½ and my dev team is ready to build! πŸ’ͺ🏽