Because many email programs display the first few words or lines of incoming messages, you should
A) leave several blank lines at the beginning of each message.
B) use phrases such as "MUST READ" in your first sentence.
C) be vague in your first sentence, to entice the reader to open the message.
D) treat the first sentence of the message as an extension of your subject line.

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Treating the first sentence of the message as an extension of your subject line will provide a clear and concise preview of what the email is about, and encourage the recipient to open and read the entire message. Leaving several blank lines or being vague in the first sentence may not give the recipient a clear idea of what the email is about, and using phrases such as "MUST READ" may come across as spammy or insincere.

Because Many Email Programs Display the First Few Words or Lines