This graphic said it all to me! I even saved it so I could pull it up often and check my headlines against it as a model. Thanks, Beverley.

Pat

Another good one! Thanks for sharing again:-)

Another homerun,Beverley. Practical advice for everyone...

You did it again, can I please borrow your brain BIS, I'm telling you I'm going to have everything printed out and laminated and Plastered on the wall.

This is great stuff. Thanks! Lee

This is getting my brain working already. Thank you. Judy

So true. A great niche related keyword is essential to drive traffic. Thanks for a great infographic post.

Brian

Thanks, great post, great message,
Hudson

Brilliant! ;)

I'm one of the 8 of 10 who only read headlines. If it doesn't capture me, I gladly move on. There is too much information on the web to be "forced" into reading something that doesn't speak to me immediately.

Headlines and Images are the two things I struggle with the most when writing, I know you've shared some tips with me, but I'll be printing out this gorgeous graphic and hanging it by my computer. I need to remember the "Popular Headline Types".

Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.

Patty :)

Another Nice work Beverly. Many times I see headlines and they really have nothing to do with the article. Just an eye catcher. Some do it on purpose to get people to click. They'll make up a story then say "gotcha" btw..... I don't know weather to laugh or smack the author sometimes.