The Email Opening Line That Gets a Faster Reply

Most emails open with a warm up.

“I hope this finds you well” or “Just following up.”

Neither one tells the reader what you need.

Try this instead:

“Quick question about [topic], can you confirm by [date]?”

State the topic. State what you need. State when.

Busy people answer clear emails first. Vague ones sit in the inbox.

I’m Anton from Conversation Catalyst English.

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