Conclusion #2:
People seem to like the negative sentence forms.
The words "no", "without", and "stop" were seen in most of the top blog posts.
Another study revealed the same trend:
The negative adverb "never" and "worst" in blog post titles on average collected 30% more clicks and were about 60% more popular than blog posts with positive affirmations.
Most likely, this pattern is explained by the desire of people to avoid any negative situations and that the people are more interested to know about potential losses than gains.
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KeithHughes
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Great blog. You most have ESP-N, lol I have been wondering about this very topic. Haven't had the time to do the research. Thanks for your timely blog.
Keith
Keith
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Hey Z i was missing your training!!
Good to see ya in action again.
I wrote everything down and i will apply your tips to my next post.
Thank you so much
Till the next awesome training
Bless
Andrea
Good to see ya in action again.
I wrote everything down and i will apply your tips to my next post.
Thank you so much
Till the next awesome training
Bless
Andrea
EricaMeyer
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Thanks a bunch!
Definitely some usefull information here! it does make you realize how important some word play is when it comes to attract people to read your articles over others'.
cheers Erica :-)
Definitely some usefull information here! it does make you realize how important some word play is when it comes to attract people to read your articles over others'.
cheers Erica :-)
laurenjean
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Thanks so much Zarina! You just gave me some great ideas for articles in my niche!!
TanjaRita
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Thanks for the info. I really struggle to write good headlines. My keywords are usually 3-4 word phrases (sometimes longer) and I find it really hard to include them in a catchy headline without making the headline way to long.
Many of the blog posts that I see being shared on social media have very catchy headlines, but I think that they are often not using keywords. They are going for attention grabbing and hoping that their blogs get noticed via social media shares and not through google searches (there is no way some of these blogs would come up if I searched for that particular topic in google).
Many of the blog posts that I see being shared on social media have very catchy headlines, but I think that they are often not using keywords. They are going for attention grabbing and hoping that their blogs get noticed via social media shares and not through google searches (there is no way some of these blogs would come up if I searched for that particular topic in google).