10 tips to grab the attention of your readers with a good intro
You've written a great headline!
People just HAVE to click that line, but they are put off from reading your first words... and.... dang ... they click your site away.
How to keep the attention of your readers?
Let's take a random blog in mind about a scam report. But you can apply these tips on any niche you want.
10 tips for how you can start an intro.
1. Start out with a question, to tickle the mind of your reader.
Have you been scammed by ...(name).. online?
Or
Do you want to avoid being scammed?
2. Start out with a couple of statistics (these % here mentioned are fictive figures)
80% of the online users have been a victim to scammers
60% had severe financial losses
98% ......
3. Start out in a personal way
You came to the right place to read a trustworthy rapport about .....(name)
Many people have been ripped off by those scammers, I hope to have reached you in time to save your money. Use a lot of YOU'S
4. Tell a personal story to tickle curiosity
You never guess what my first days on the internet brought me.....
or
When I joined ....(name) I thought, wauw, this is it! But what a disappointment....
5. Keep your intro short
Come to the point, clear and direct, in the second appealing subtitle.
6. Start out with a metaphor
Thanks for joining me here. We are going to tackle this scammer so hard, because we are now twice his size.
7. Keep an important piece of the pie
We have quite some things in common, and I will give you 10 tips, but first we have to discuss....
8. Start out with a short fact
Scammers make me so mad! or My solution for scammers!
Use short sentences, people hate to read a sentence again before the get the meaning.
9. Start with an explanation.
When you are unprepared surfing the internet you might become a victim to scammers..
10. Give a analogy, conform with your readerWe all stumble on scam websites and fraud emails
Create a bond between you and your reader, measure up with your reader
I hope you found these tips useful, I wish you happy writing times:)
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Loes, I assume you are referring to snippets in search results. I feel this is where I must improve my performance. But there is the word limit. Some of your examples may exceed it. This is a tough challenge.
Google often takes the first lines of the intro text, instead of the lines you provide in the All in One description, so it works both ways, in the snippet and on the website when people have clicked your link