Flash sale
A coffee roaster's 24-hour sale where the countdown is the biggest thing in the email. No hero photo competes with it: the clock is the offer, and everything else follows.
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The email
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Brew Theory Roasters
Brew Theory Roasters <beans@brewtheory.coffee>
to me
Today
Brew Theory
Small-batch roasters
24 hours
30% off every bag
Stock up before it ends

House blend, 1 kg
$22.40 $32

Pour-over kit
$47.60 $68

Stoneware mug
$15.40 $22

Roasted on Tuesday. At your door by Friday.
Brew Theory Roasters
Unit 4, Roastery Yard, Leeds, United Kingdom
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Brands, people and addresses in these examples are fictional. The timers are real, rendered by flashtimer.
Why it works
Subject lines
Test two against each other. The timer stays the same, so you learn what the words do.
Brew Theory Roasters
24 hours. 30% off every bag.
Brew Theory Roasters
Today only: our coffee at 30% off
Brew Theory Roasters
The roaster's running a sale. Briefly.
Brew Theory Roasters
Last 6 hours of the coffee sale
Build it
1Hide the days
In a 24-hour sale, switch the days off so the timer opens on hours.
2Make it big
Choose Boxes at the large size, cream digits on roasted brown with caramel borders.
3Put it first
Place the timer at the top of the email, directly under the headline, and the product photography below it.
4Write the ending
Set the expiry message to The sale's over. The coffee's still good. for anyone who opens late.
Questions