Pay attention to your headline
Quality Marketing-Related Content
Does the headline offer a reward? Is there a benefit described or alluded to? Like, “Cut your pay per click costs in half and still stay in the top five results? or “How to repair your credit score and save yourself from knee-capping interest costs”
Does it have specifics that add credibility and address skepticism? “Nutrition expert, who trains world-class athletes, can help you lose 20 pounds fast” or “customers say green thumb’s expert lawn care lets them have a greener weed free lawn all year round”
Is there an advocate speaking to their needs and coming to their defense? Do they come across as an ally and not just a salesman? “We warned our readers of the market collapse and helped them keep their gains with our well-timed action alerts”.
Does it garner a emotive response or deep concern that your already has permeating their mind? Are they already agitated to the point that they’re not going to take it anymore and seek a solution? For instance, “Who’s really making the money here, me, or my broker? Or “If I get one more pimple, I’m gonna tear my face off!”
Does it offer a proposition or transaction that gets your prospect nodding in agreement or excited about the thought of going further? “See results in 30 days or it’s free” or “Once you have that fuller head of hair and a renewed confidence, well watch out ladies”.
Does it have an element of intrigue or curiosity that simply compels the prospect to find out more? Like “how to burn disease out of your body by simply using the palm of your hand” or “can you write a letter like this one?”
This is merely a hand full of many possible techniques and examples one can use when creating different types of headlines.
Brainstorming ideas and trying different approaches is vital when creating truly big winners that can grow your business by 756% overnight, help you lose 57 and one-half pounds without breaking a sweat, and attract spell-bound buyers like a desk-drawer magnet gathers up stray paper clips. Uhhh….more brainstorming needed.