Thread: How to write eye catching titles that hit your readers

The make or break of any article is the title. if your headline does not hook onto your readers, there's a good chance they will leave the page and give your article a miss completely.
Think of the tips you've read or heard about creating powerful headlines. Your title should have the following:
*Give your reader what's in it
*Include powerful words and keywords. Upon reading the title, the reader should identify with the article immediately. This is not going to be a problem if you have done the proper keyword research that should lead only quality readers into your website.
*Invoke curiosity. Draft your headline in the form of a question. this usually gets your reader to think and be willing to learn more. This however guides them down to your salesletter to find out more about your offer.

I think that, in addition to what you said, titles need to be easy to understand. So, for example, if it's directed to the general public, then use words that the general public will understand.

I appreciate especially the last tip - I always create headings to my articles in the form of question and can say that it really works!

Fresh, crisp writing is always an attention grabber to consumers. I'd stay as far away as possible from certain phrases or keywords that have been used over and over. You'll start to see that most customers will be drawn away from that.