Headlines Examples

Headlines Examples

Here are some examples to get you jump started on writing your own.

To Get You Started

So, you are seeing too many of those ―how to‖ and list headlines, and wish to attempt a few different angles?

Let’s move on the far side of those basic headline formulas you see again and again, and add a little fresh blood to your attention-grabbing arsenal.

The Secret of [whatever]

This one is utilized quite a littler, but that is because it does work. Portion out insider knowledge and transform it into an advantage for the reader.

The Secret of Successful Marketing

The Secret of Keeping Your Assets in Divorce

The Secret of Acquiring Your Home Loan Approval

Who Else Wants [whatever]?

Beginning a headline with ―Who Else Wants…‖ is a classic social substantiation technique that connotes an already existing consensus desire. Although overused in the Internet marketing field, it still works like crazy for other content.

Site?

Who Else Wants an Awesome Pre-built Membership

Who Else Wants To Be Able To Pay Their Bills? Who Else Wants More Peace and Less Stress?

Little Recognized Ways to [whatever]

A more intriguing (and rarer) way of achieving the same thing as ―The Secret of…‖ headline.

Little Recognized Ways to Cut Down Your Bills Little Recognized Ways to Hack Sites

Little Recognized Ways to Slim Down Rapidly and Safely

Here is a technique that's Helping [whatever] to [whatever]

Merely identify your target audience and the advantage you are able to supply them, and fill in the blanks.

Here Is a Technique That's Helping Drivers Save Hundreds on Their Insurance Policy

Here Is a Technique That's Helping Kids Learn to Read Earlier

Here Is a Technique That's Helping Bloggers Get More

Attention

Here ’s a Fast Way to [resolve an issue]

Individuals love fast and simple when it comes to resolving a nagging issue.

Here’s a fast Way to bounce back from a Cold Here’s a fast Way to Get Your Kid Out Of Diapers Here’s a fast Way to Protect Your Data

Do Away With [issue] Forever

A classic formula that describes either a painful issue or an unrealized desire that the reader wishes to rectify.

Do Away With Your Procrastination Forever Do Away With That Pet Odor Forever

Do Away With That Bad Skin Forever

Now You Are Able to Have [something worthy] [awesome condition]

The is the ―have your cake and eat it too‖ headline — and who doesn’t love that?

Now You Are Able to Quit Your 9-5 and Bring In Even More Cash

Now You Are Able to Meet Sexy People Online For Free Now You Are Able to Run Flash On A Tablet

[Accomplish something] like [world-class illustration]

Gatorade used this one fully with the ―Be Like Mike‖ crusade featuring Michael Jordan in the early 90s.

Speak French Like jean Claude Van Dam Party Like Snooky

Blog Like a Guru

Get a [or] form a [whatever] You May Be Proud Of

Appeal to conceit, dissatisfaction, or shame.

Form a Body You May Be Proud Of Get a Smile You May Be Proud Of

Form a Blog Network You May Be Proud Of

What Everyone Should Know About [whatever]

Huge curiosity draw with this sort of headline, and it acts virtually as a challenge to the reader to go ahead and see if they're lacking something.

What Everyone Should Know About Organic Foods What Everyone Should Know About Short Sales

What Everyone Should Know About Authoring Awesome Headlines.