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Subject lines/Re-engagement sends

Re-engagement sends subject lines

Subject lines for dormant-but-not-churned subscribers.

10 examples

  1. 1.Need your brain for 10 minutes
  2. 2.We built the thing you asked for
  3. 3.It's been a winter
  4. 4.Closing the loop on your feature request
  5. 5.Three things since you were last here
  6. 6.About the email you sent in May
  7. 7.Quick check — are we still useful?
  8. 8.If you're still around, one favor
  9. 9.Last useful note (then we'll go quiet)
  10. 10.Two questions — 30 seconds

What makes these work

Re-engagement subjects sit between winback and nurture. The recipient hasn't churned, just gone quiet. Subjects that work: reference a previous specific behavior ('You used {{product}} {{n}} times last quarter — need your brain'), seasonal cause ('It's been a winter'), or surface a specific update tied to a prior request ('We built the thing you asked for in May'). Avoid generic 'we miss you' subjects — they underperform across every audience in our scoring corpus. The 'need your brain for 10 minutes' subject pattern is particularly strong for power users; asking for help re-engages better than offering help.

Templates that use these patterns

Re-engagement around a new feature
Dormant free / paid users
Power-user re-engagement (asking for help)
Top usage power users gone quiet
Seasonal re-engagement (spring)
Lapsed DTC customers
Score your own subject line

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