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AIDA stands for Attention, Interest, Desire, Action. It is one of the most popular copywriting frameworks for cold emails. You grab Attention with a compelling subject line or opening, build Interest by connecting to the recipient's situation, create Desire by showing the value of your solution, and close with a clear call to Action like booking a meeting. It works well for longer, narrative-style cold emails.
The ideal cold email is between 50 and 125 words. Shorter emails have higher response rates because busy professionals are more likely to read and reply to concise messages. Focus on one clear value proposition and one call to action. Remove filler words, avoid lengthy introductions about your company, and get to the point quickly. If your email requires scrolling on a mobile device, it is too long.
Good cold email subject lines are short (under 7 words), personalized, and create curiosity without being clickbaity. Avoid all caps, excessive punctuation, or spammy words like "free" or "guaranteed." Subject lines that reference the recipient's company, role, or a mutual connection tend to get the highest open rates. Testing multiple subject lines per campaign is essential to find what resonates with your audience.
Most sales experts recommend sending 2 to 3 follow-up emails after your initial cold email, spaced 3 to 5 business days apart. Studies show that 80% of deals require at least 5 touchpoints. Each follow-up should add new value rather than simply asking if they saw your last email. Vary your angle, share a relevant case study, or offer a different call to action. Keep each message shorter than the previous one.
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