8 types of headlines you can use to create great shareable content
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This document provides tips for writing effective headlines that attract readers and convey key messages. It recommends that headlines be clear about the topic, specific to the niche, and reinforce a main idea. They should also be relevant to the target audience. The document then lists 8 types of headlines with examples and encourages considering how headlines can help get inside the minds of readers by addressing their feelings, worries, and questions. It stresses the importance of quality content that inspires rather than interrupts.
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- 2. Write killer headlines! Headlines are the starting point for great content.
- 3. Your headlines should: • Be clear – so people know what they will be learning • Be Specific – so they know what your topic/niche is • Reinforce one of your key messages – so make sure you identify what those are first • Be relevant to your audience
- 4. • Who are you? • What problems do you solve? • How do your audience feel? What do you want people to BELIEVE? Exercise The all important first step: Define your brand, audience, message
- 5. Blogs YouTube headlines Facebook headlines Infographics Offers Calls to actions Great headlines can be used for:
- 6. 8 types of headlines (with examples)
- 7. The unexpected or the mystery unknown
- 17. That one thing…
- 21. How ToHow To
- 34. A collection of useful tips or examples
- 49. Step by StepStep By Step
- 53. Twist on a case study A story or case study (with a twist)
- 65. Get into the minds of your audience. They are more than a demographic. How are they feeling? What are they worried about? What do they keep asking? How could you help them? Brainstorm / Plan / Post / Promote Who’s helping? It’s ok for you to share the workload Quality matters. We want our content to be seen as inspiration not interruption Before you rush off, consider this:
- 66. More advice available Want to come for a brainstorming session with me on creating great headlines? Get in touch – details below: @topleftdesign 07788590315 keren@topleftdesign.com