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25+ email sign-off ideas for more replies
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The best email sign-off examples for more replies
If your emails end with "Yours faithfully and truly”, don't be surprised if your prospects think "another generic sales pitch" and don't respond.
You may have spent hours thinking of the perfect cold email structure, but if the sign-off isn't aligned with your message or your prospects' tone, you won't book any meetings.
A sign-off is the closing line of your email in the form of a word, phrase, or question. You can use it to leave a memorable final impression and push your prospects to take action.
But, salespeople sometimes use fluffy words and phrases that don't catch prospects' attention or appear inappropriate.
So, how to sign off an email and make your prospects hit reply?
Let's look at 5 examples that will boost your reply rates:
#1 Use “Good luck with the [event, conference, webinar, etc.]” to show you researched prospects properly and followed their work.
#2 Use "Hope it brings tons of value to you" when sharing valuable resources to show you want to help rather than sell.
#3 Use “Drop me a line if you've got any questions” to ensure there aren't any doubts or concerns that might lower your reply rate.
#4 Use “I'd love to hear your feedback” to start a conversation and to show that prospects' opinions matter to you.
#5 Use "Cheers" to set a friendly atmosphere, especially when you already know the prospect and their relaxed tone.
P.S. The British and Australians often use it, but some other cultures might find it unprofessional.
If you want to end your cold email positively, build rapport with your prospects, and boost replies, discover 20+ more sign-off examples 👇
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