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Time has become a rare commodity for people all around the world. There are so many things that want our attention that we fail to acknowledge any of them. Headline readers are people who understand this concept better than most, and they show this by skimming through headlines before going into blog posts. They just don’t have the time to …
“The art and science of asking questions is the source of all knowledge.” Thomas Berger Starting an article with a question headline shows the content is ready to challenge the reader’s perceptions. If you saw the headline, “Is Climate Change Really Happening?”, you probably know the answer to that question. Source: Freepik That’s how, in the world of blogging, question …
A catchy headline for a blog breathes life into it by highlighting its most intriguing aspect. It is the deciding point for whether the reader will dive in or scroll past. After entering the blog, there’s another crucial factor that determines whether readers continue exploring. Any guesses? No worries, we will put an end to your curiosity very soon. Source: …
A good headline is like a hook in a sea full of fish. However, each hook is different – no less because of the bait. The same is the case with headings. A good headline peppered with keywords and catchy phrases makes yummy bait. It is easily consumed by the readers whereas a bad heading can turn the visitors away. …
Imagine you type your query into Google to search for a specific topic. Now you have multiple articles in front of you to scroll through and select from. Your eyes quickly scan and send signals to your brain to find which best matches your query. In a fraction of a second, you(r brain) decide which article to click on, based …
When it comes to writing a headline for a blog, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is how long it should be. A headline that’s too short might not engage readers at once, while one that’s too long might get cut off in search engine results. So, how long should a headline be? Source: Freepik What’s the sweet …
Trust us; Google is not ignoring your content. It’s just searching for a headline that perfectly balances SEO requirements with compelling content. A headline for a blog is the first impression of your content on both readers and search engines. And that’s why understanding the art of its creation is essential for grabbing attention. So, what is a headline and …
The Romans were the first people to publish a newspaper to print gossip, news of deaths, incidents of births, and the latest events. As time passed, the newspaper evolved into a unique form of content and a curious concept made its way into the newspaper text…the newspaper subheading. Source: Pixabay Subheadings were introduced in the latter half of the twentieth …
In our series about headlines that grab attention, let’s dive into the importance of an article with subheadings. Granted that it’s very important to win the reader’s attention with your headline. The next crucial step is to craft resonating subheadings. To elaborate, headlines get people to click and explore the content. But it is subheadings that keep them reading. Providing …
Headlines that grab attention seamlessly draw the audience into exploring your article. But sometimes, after opening an article, readers feel like something is off or missing. They can’t quite get into it because the link between a headline and the content is lacking. This is where a great subheadline comes in. Source: Freepik In this article, we’ll discuss what a …
