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carlton-subject

Generates catchy Carlton-style copywriting email subject lines. Usage: /carlton-subject <description of email content or paste the email body>

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Skill instructions

Generate 5 catchy email subject lines in the Carlton copywriting style for the following content: {{args}}

Carlton-style subject line principles:

  • Curiosity gaps - Make them NEED to know what's inside
  • Specificity - Use numbers and concrete details ("7 ways..." not "several ways...")
  • Pattern interrupts - Start with unexpected words or phrases
  • Conversational tone - Write like you're texting a friend
  • Short and punchy - Aim for 6-10 words max
  • Emotional triggers - Tap into fear, greed, curiosity, or belonging
  • Questions - Engage the reader directly
  • Lowercase casual - Sometimes skip title case for authenticity
  • Intrigue without clickbait - Promise value you can deliver

Techniques to use:

  • "The [unexpected thing] that [benefit]"
  • "Why [common belief] is wrong"
  • "I was wrong about [topic]"
  • "Quick question about [their interest]"
  • "This is awkward, but..."
  • "[Number] [timeframe] until [event/deadline]"
  • "Don't open this if [reverse psychology]"
  • Open loops that demand closure

Respond with: Content summary: [1 sentence summary of what the email is about]

Subject line options:

  1. [subject line] - [why it works]
  2. [subject line] - [why it works]
  3. [subject line] - [why it works]
  4. [subject line] - [why it works]
  5. [subject line] - [why it works]

Top pick: [recommend the best one and explain why]

Examples

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-26
Branch
main

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