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In this video, I'm going to give you 11 tips to write magnetic headlines and
headlines are so important because on average, five times as many people read
the headline as the body content.
And when you've written your headline you
have spent eighty.
Cents of the dollar.
And this is what David Ogilvy said.
He was the one of the original Grand
Masters of copywriting, one of the big ad men from the nineteen fifties and sixties
and, literally he was saying, you've spent.
Eighty cents. Of your dollar because he used to buy space in newspapers to
advertise. But what that should signal to you, even
if you're not buying ads, is how important headlines are.
In fact, if you look at what you've said here, really you should be spending five
times the amount of time writing your headline versus the content, because
that's what most people are going to read.
So now that you understand the importance of headline, let's look at the first tip,
which is to start headlines with numbers such as top 15 websites to find free
images for your content marketing, 21 oxmoor eseo techniques you can use right
now, seven ways to make yourself happier, person every day.
Seven secrets have been proven, 7 reasons, 7 tips, et cetera.
Now, the great thing about starting your headlines with numbers is that not only
does it. Create a lot of curiosity, so people want
to click through and find out the 15 things and the seven things.
It also creates a very easy structure for you to create content because you just
have a list.
And it also creates a structure that's
very easy for people to read because they can just scan down through them quickly.
So this is probably the biggest headline tip that you can use and apply easily.
And websites like BuzzFeed and have built hundred million dollar businesses a year.
Just using this headline tip every article on their site is almost starting
when a number like this now tip number two for writing headlines is to use how
to headlines they still work.
How to make a lavender lemonade to get
rid of headaches and anxiety? How to do blank even if common obstacle
blank? How to do blank without common objection
and really these ones are very powerful to how to.
Even or without because.
A lot of people know how to do things,
but then they run into problems and the existing solutions don't solve those.
So if you really want to grab attention and have something unique and different,
including the even if or without.
You know, without having how to make
YouTube videos without recording any content.
That's an example that really is going to grab attention.
Third tip to write headlines is to flag common mistakes, such as 16 copywriting
mistakes you're probably making and how to fix them.
And are you making these 10 common Google Adwords mistakes?
Again, it creates curiosity for people to click through because they want to know
did they make.
Mistakes and also it'll help them solve a
problem that commonly comes up and that can get them to their desired location
much quicker. Now the fourth tip to write headlines is
to ask questions such as do you want to build a snowman?
Read this guide first.
Think you know SEO?
Quiz yourself and find that these questions are just so great way to engage
people and to really get them into the content.
Fifth tip to write headlines is to use punctuation and this is a very simple
technique which is especially useful for SEO.
So if you want to rank in the Google search engines or the YouTube search
engine, putting your keyword at the start of the title can be very helpful.
So here's an example.
If you wanted to rank for the keyword
marketing plan template, the title of your blog post could be marketing plan
template. Create your first marketing plan in five
steps. That's going to give you an advantage in
terms of SEO because your keyword is at the start of the title and it also just
makes really clear to people what the post is about.
6 tip 2 right headlines is to be ultra specific so you really want to define
what the article is about and remember that the headline set the expectation for
the rest of the article.
So try and be really clear about what it
is and someone open a simple idea so bad headline for example would just be.
Write a song.
Good headline would be how to compose
your first song.
Songwriting one oh one there's a clear
outcome there. Compose your first song and all the
basics to it.
7 tip to write headlines is to use the
five W 's the five W 's are engaging interrogative words that are used to
gather information like who, what, when, where, why.
These are common questions that we ask by using them in your headlines.
You can articulate 2 readers the kind of information that you intend to provide.
For example, you could say these seven questions will reveal why you're still
single. Here's another example how to motivate
yourself when you don't want to exercise.
So includes those five W 's in your
headlines tip number eight to write headlines is to pay attention to the
headline length. So if you want your headlines to look
good and to prevent them from being cut off, make sure your headlines are the
right length. And Google typically displays the 1st 50
or 60 characters of a blog post title in the search results, so you really want to
make sure that you're within that range, otherwise it's going to be.
Off people aren't going to see it in the search results, and it might not be as
compelling for them to click through.
9 tip is to use an image to enhance your
headline, and a good image is critical to success.
It should really grab the attention of the viewer and help them understand the
essence of what the article or video or course has to offer.
And if it can really explain visually what your headline is saying, that's even
better. So you can get free stock photos at a ton
of websites.
Here are a couple that I use personally
on splash. comstocksnap.ioandpexels.com and these
are copyright free images that you can use across your content.
Tip number ten is to model the best in the business.
So in particular I have fantasy called jeffbullas.com
I think he's excellent at writing titles and having good images that go with them.
They're really clickable and for example here you can see 12 new.
Plugins that will boost your online sales in 2019 Very specific.
He's got a number, he's got an outcome.
And I really want to see what those 12
are because I want to get that result.
5 fundamental flaws with your brand
messaging and ways to fix them.
Again, that's kind of the common mistake
example. So I would recommend you look at maybe
someone in your niche who's very good at writing headlines and then take some
examples from them, maybe modify them and use them for yourself.
Or you can check out Jeff Bullas.
And just use what his kind of blog posts
as templates and adapt them to your own business.
Now tip number eleven the final tip is to really practice and as you can see here
in this tool it says copywriters aren't born they practice and I would recommend
you use this tool.
You can just type in 25 headlines into
Google and it should pop right up.
But the great thing about this tool is
that you can really.
Try to write a headline for a blog post
25 times you can see.
25 different ways that you could really
market the blog post that you're going to write and see which one really catches
your attention. The most and as we said.
Five times as many people are going to read the headline.
So it's really recommend that for every piece of content you write, or even
email, try and write at least 10 different variations of the same thing.
See what really grabs attention.
The cool thing about this tool is it's
got a headline length checker built in, so you can really see that if it's the
right linked so they have it for headlines, tweets and emails and also
they have some kind of templates built in there so you can write over those and
adapt them to the topic that you are working on.
So those are the 11 tips to write magnetic headlines.
Go ahead and try them for yourself.
I think you're going to be very surprised
with the results that you can get.
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