<prompt> Mokhoa oa ho ngola molaetsa o sebetsang oa lengolo-tsoibilanan  <response>: Instruction in English: How to write an effective email subject line . Response in English: Writing an effective email subject line is essential in order to grab the recipients attention and increase the chances that they will open and read your email. Here are some tips that can help:1. Keep it short and to the point: A good rule of thumb is to keep the subject line under 50 characters, as many email clients will cut off longer subject lines.2. Be clear and concise: Ensure that the subject line accurately reflects the content of the email, and that it clearly conveys the main message or purpose.3. Use action-oriented language: Subject lines that begin with action verbs are more eye-catching and engaging, and can give the recipient a clear idea of what youre asking from them.4. Make it personal: Personalizing the subject line can make the recipient feel more connected to the email and be more likely to open it. You can use the recipients name or reference a shared context e.g. Your Order from ABC Store.5. Create urgency or curiosity: Using phrases like limited time offer or dont miss out can create a sense of urgency, while leaving a bit of mystery can pique the recipients curiosity e.g. You wont believe what we have in store for you.6. Avoid spam triggers: Stay away from using excessive punctuation, all capital letters or words that are commonly associated with spam, such as free, buy now, or money.7. Test and refine: Experiment with different subject lines, and track which ones are most effective in terms of open rates. You can use this information to refine your subject lines for future emails.In conclusion, creating an effective subject line is vital to make sure that your email gets the attention it deserves. Follow the tips above and keep testing and refining to find what works best for you and your audience. . Response in Sesotho: Ho ngola molaetsa o sebetsang oa lengolo-tsoibila ho bohlokoa e le ho hapa tlhokomelo ea moamoheli le ho eketsa menyetla ea hore ba bule le ho bala lengolo-tsoibila la hau. Litlhahiso tse ling tse ka thusang ke tsena: 1. E boloke e le khutšoanyane le ho fihla ntlheng: Molao o motle ke ho boloka sehlooho se le tlasa litlhaku tse 50, kaha bareki ba bangata ba imeile ba tla khaola mela e melelele ea lihlooho. 2. Hlalosa ka ho hlaka le ka bokhutšoanyane: Etsa bonnete ba hore molaetsa oa sehlooho o bontša ka nepo litaba tsa lengolo-tsoibila, le hore o fetisa molaetsa kapa morero oa mantlha ka ho hlaka. 3. Sebedisa puo e sekametseng ketsong: Mela ya dihlooho e qalang ka maetsi e hapa mahlo le ho hohela, mme e ka fa moamohedi maikutlo a hlakileng a seo o se kopang ho bona. 4. Etsa hore e be ea botho: Ho iketsetsa sehlooho ho ka etsa hore moamoheli a ikutloe a hokahane le lengolo-tsoibila mme a be le monyetla oa ho e bula. U ka sebelisa lebitso la moamoheli kapa ua bua ka moelelo o arolelanoang mohlala, Odara ea hau ho tsoa Lebenkeleng la ABC. 5. Etsa maikutlo a potlakileng kapa bohelehele: Ho sebelisa lipoleloana tse kang nyehelo ea nako e lekanyelitsoeng kapa o seke oa fetoa ho ka etsa hore motho a ikutloe a potlakile, athe ho siea taba e itseng ho ka tsosa thahasello ea moamoheli mohlala, U ke ke ua lumela re u boloketse uena. 6. Qoba lintho tse qholotsang spam: Qoba ho sebelisa matšoao a feteletseng, litlhaku tse kholo kapa mantsoe ao hangata a amahanngoang le spam, a kang mahala, reka hona joale, kapa chelete. 7. Leka me u ntlafatse: Leka ka mela e fapaneng ea lithuto, me u shebe hore na ke efe e sebetsang ka ho fetisisa ho latela litefiso tse bulehileng. U ka sebelisa lintlha tsena ho ntlafatsa litaba tsa hau bakeng sa mangolo-tsoibila a tlang. Qetellong, ho theha mola oa sehlooho o sebetsang ho bohlokoa ho etsa bonnete ba hore lengolo-tsoibila la hau le fumana tlhokomelo e le lokelang. Latela malebela a ka holimo me u ne u leke le ho ntlafatsa ho fumana se sebetsang hantle bakeng sa hau le bamameli ba hau. 