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We at Reply really like to use this one:{Company Name} <> ReplyAs an email prospecting automation software, we sure did our part of sales emails and tested huge numbers of subject lines for them. And “{Company Name} <> Reply.” really works great for us.Now, here are a few stats from our own campaigns at Reply that we were able to get using this very subject line:…and another one:First of all, it has a hint of personalization (company’s name), which according to the MailChimp stats, always increases open rates for most users. The best part is that this type of personalization is also easy to automate in most of email automation tools with the help of corresponding tags. So yeah, no need to type each company’s name manually.And it’s short. You can’t go wrong with a shorter subject line. In a study by FastCompany, emails with longer subject lines tended to show a 4.9% lower open rate and half as many responses. So yeah, it’s preferable to make subject lines shorter, and especially for those who will read your email on mobile phones.***As an example, here’s how you can set up such a subject line in the Reply tool in a few clicks:(1) In a Templates tab, you can press “Create a new template” button and it will open a window with a text editor.(2) You can choose one of the existing templates from our database, or create yours from scratch. So, if you choose the “Company” variable from a drop-down menu, during the campaign, the program will automatically will pull each company’s name from your list of leads. In a preview mode, it will like like this:***Bonus tip.Here are a few other ideas for your subject lines. And you can take a look at this guide for more options - 5 Tips on How to Improve Email Open Rate.It’s important to remember that email prospecting is not exclusively about your first email, as it includes a number of follow-ups, too.A creative follow-up can sometimes be very helpful, so here’s one of my favorite templates for it. I really like its clear no-BS subject line - “Does it make sense for me to follow up?”.

Magento is a free open source platform specifically for e-commerce sites. I would try installing it in a subfolder of your site, read the user manual and see if you like the backend interface. I think it's very user friendly. There are also many clean templates available to give that new modern feel you are looking for that would also keep you under budget. Please let me know if you have any more questions. Here is a link to a magento site I set up for a client: http://www.skocollections.com I hope that helps, good luck!

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