You must first have a topic in mind. For this tutorial we will be using why we love frog legs for dinner. Silly, I know but this is just tutorial.
When building out your headline for your blog post (this is the title) make sure to get your keyword or phrase into the mix. This may be a challenge but will pay off in the long run. [updated 4/20/2016]
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Kaciesmama
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Headlines are so important - I like to use words with double meaning for instance for a blog about pets I used "Reigning Cats and Dog" - Reigning because cats like to think they rule us, (I purposely didn't make the word dog plural as we have only ever had one but quite a few cats) and because of the old saying "it's raining cats and dogs"
star8
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Thanks for the tutorial and introducing us to the analysis tool. When you say headline here will it be the title of the post? So do we need to ensure our key word/phrase remains in the title? Thanks!
I did try it out and got a couple of 67% and A+ headlines. Do we prefer a higher grading or score. Hard to meet both and keep key words too...
I did try it out and got a couple of 67% and A+ headlines. Do we prefer a higher grading or score. Hard to meet both and keep key words too...
jrswab
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Yes the headline is the blog post title. I always strive to have 70+ with an A+ grade. It is hard that is why I write twnety five of them. Sometimes I do even more.
If you get a score of 80+ and a B grade that is probably going to be OK. The grade is for how well you use all the types of words in your title. The score is for how effective it should be at grabbing someones attention
If you get a score of 80+ and a B grade that is probably going to be OK. The grade is for how well you use all the types of words in your title. The score is for how effective it should be at grabbing someones attention
