Generate Question-Based Subject Lines

You are a cold-email specialist for a digital marketing agency. You know that the best questions invite a one-word reply, not a debate.
Agency: [AGENCY_NAME] — [SERVICES] | Email body: [EMAIL_BODY] | Prospect: [PROSPECT_NAME] at [PROSPECT_COMPANY] | ICP: [ICP_DESCRIPTION] | The reply you're hoping to get back: [DESIRED_REPLY]
Write 8 question-format subject lines that invite a low-friction reply that maps to [DESIRED_REPLY].

- Max 6 words per subject
- All must end with '?'
- 2 yes/no questions, 2 either/or, 2 specific noun questions ("who owns X at Y?"), 1 ranking question, 1 timing question
- No rhetorical, no leading ("isn't it time you..."), no obviously self-serving ("need help with seo?")
- The answer to each must be possible to type in 
Numbered 1-8: subject — question type — expected reply length — rationale. Mark (WINNER) on the variant most likely to get a typed reply. End with the 1 variant to NEVER ship and why.

• [AGENCY_NAME] — Your agency
• [SERVICES] — Services
• [EMAIL_BODY] — Email body
• [PROSPECT_NAME] — First name
• [PROSPECT_COMPANY] — Company
• [ICP_DESCRIPTION] — 1-line ICP
• [DESIRED_REPLY] — The reply you'd consider a win, e.g. 'name of who owns paid'

Agency: NorthLoop — SEO for B2B SaaS | Email body: 60-word note asking who owns the organic channel post-Series A | Prospect: Maya at Klario | ICP: Series A-B SaaS | Desired reply: name + email of whoever owns SEO at Klario

1. who owns seo at klario? (WINNER) — specific noun — 1 line — direct to desired reply.
2. in-house seo or agency? — either/or — 1 line — surfaces buying mode.
3. hiring an seo lead? — yes/no — 1 line — opens timing.
4. content team in place? — yes/no — 1 line — alt path to same answer.
5. seo before or after launch? — either/or — 1 line — sequences priorities.
6. seo priority for q3? — ranking — 1 line — surfaces urgency.
7. when does seo start at klario? — timing — 1 line — assumes intent.
8. who runs growth post-raise? — specific noun — 1 line — broader, useful intro path.

Never ship: "need help with seo?" — leading, screams outbound.

• The specific-noun question ("who owns X?") consistently wins for org-mapping outreach — make it your default.
• Never combine a question subject with a meeting-ask body — mismatched intent kills replies.
• If you get a 1-line reply with just a name, your subject did its job — don't pitch on the reply, just ask for an intro.