7 Holiday Subject Lines to skyrocket open rates and sell your Cannabis Products

We all know that the holidays can be an overly competitive time for service and product-based entrepreneurs all trying to sell at the same time. But we also know that the impact of a proper holiday strategy can be phenomenal to businesses but it all starts with the subject lines.

The subject line of your email is undoubtedly the one opportunity to entice your reader to open your email after it's been received.

Your reader will often determine whether an email is opened or sent straight to the trash bin based on your chosen subject line.

It can be a struggle to have your emails opened and acted upon, that’s why we’re helping you out this year with 7 ready to use subject lines and preview texts that will double your open rates and increase your sales.

Here are 7 subject lines and preview text that are ready to be used:

Subject Line: Sleigh your Christmas list with these last-minute gifts

Preview Text – Super-fast elf-checkout!

Subject Line: Even Santa shops our super-saver Christmas deals

Preview Text – Zip through the holidays with our super-fast elf-checkout

Subject Line: Let the holiday season begin by treating yourself to something special

Subject Line: What are you really dreaming of this Christmas?

Preview Text – Your fondest wishes are on our digital shelves

Subject Line: We saved Santa’s best stocking stuffers just for you

Preview Text – He told us how good you’ve been

Subject Line: Rudolph’s sale: X% off

Preview Text – From the shelves of the elves

Subject Line: Santa Baby, slip a [your product] under the tree

Preview Text – PSA: This gift is from ‘Bad Santa’

We hope that these ideas have sparked the inspiration to write your own subject lines. If you’re writing your own subject lines this year it’s important to make sure that your subject line piques interest or draws attention.

Bonus Tip: Emoji’s and a catchy rhyming statement works very well!

What about you? Do you struggle to get your consumers to open your emails and make a purchasing decision after you’ve offered your product?