Sometimes a prospect may need a break from their inbox. Offer a meeting to help break out of the email whirlpool and make a real connection.
32. [Number] minutes to align on [goal]?
If you’re already in sales talks with a potential customer, using this subject line is a great way to let them know what your next meeting will be like.
33. [Number] minutes on [day of the week]?
Being specific about exactly when and for how long you’d like to meet can help the other person get serious about having a conversation. Your proposed time might not work, but at least you got them to check their schedule.
34. Meeting invite on [date]
This subject line functions like the one above, and is a little more specific about how you’d like to talk with the prospect.
35. Have [number] minutes to talk [industry/pain point]?
This casual meeting request works best when you already have a relationship philippines telegram with a recipient.
36. Got a couple of minutes for me?
This email puts you at the recipient’s mercy, but it could work if you really do only need a couple of minutes of their time.
37. Is [result] for [prospect’s company worth 20 minutes of your time?
When they stop and think about it, the opportunity to increase sales by 20% using your product probably is worth a 20-minute meeting. Only use this line if you can really deliver the results you’re promising.
Another way to add a sense of urgency. Of course, only use this if the deal really is expiring.
39. Let’s look at [prospect’s company]’s goals for next quarter
The actual meeting request comes later in the email, but this subject line shows that you’re available and willing to help the recipient achieve more.
40. Jam-packed schedule? I’m flexible
If you already requested a meeting with a prospect and haven’t received a response, they could just be busy or buried in other messages that need more immediate attention. Giving them some flexibility might make a meeting more likely.
41. Let’s build a plan for [goal]
Show you’re ready to get to work helping your prospect.
42. Time for a check-in?
Check back in with a current customer or during onboarding and see how you can help meet their needs.