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Subject lines

Skill m-binimran/marketing-pack/skills/subject-lines

Full-stack Claude Code pack for marketers: FTC claim-substantiation, CAN-SPAM, deliverability, privacy & no-fabricated-metrics guardrails + skills for positioning, ad copy, landing pages, email, SEO, A/B tests & analytics, loops & review agents. Not legal advice.

Install
npx -y skills add m-binimran/marketing-pack --skill subject-lines

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Write email subject lines (and preview text) that get opens without tripping spam filters or misleading - with variations to A/B test. Use when finalizing an email or testing opens.

SKILL.md

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subject-lines

The subject earns the open; the preview text closes it. Honest, specific, curiosity - not spam.

Process

  1. Angles to test: curiosity, benefit/outcome, specificity/number, question, personal/relevant, urgency (honest). Write 5-10 across angles.
  2. Keep it tight: front-load the point; mind mobile truncation (~40 chars shows).
  3. Preview text complements (doesn't repeat) the subject and extends the hook.
  4. Honesty: the subject must match the email's content (CAN-SPAM) - no fake "Re:"/"Fwd:" or false promises.
  5. Deliverability: avoid spam-trigger words, ALL CAPS, and !!! (spam-trigger-guard).

Output

  • A ranked set of subject-line options (+ preview text), labelled by angle, ready to A/B test.

Guardrails

  • No deceptive subjects (law + trust). No spammy formatting.
  • Don't promise what the email doesn't deliver.

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