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The email is written and the subject line still says "Quick question".
Write subject lines for the email below. Give me five options, each labelled with the strategy it uses: the ask, the deadline, the specific detail, the shared context, or the outcome. Rules: - Under 50 characters so it survives a phone preview. - Front-load the words that matter. Nothing important after character 35. - No "Quick question", no "Touching base", no "Following up", and nothing the body does not deliver on. - If a decision or a date is involved, it goes in the subject. - Say which one you would use and why, and which you would use if this were a second attempt after silence. Then write the preview text, meaning the first line of the body, since it is read alongside the subject. Email:
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