Four tips to form question headlines for your blog
Innovative techniques in creation of your blog headlines provide a change to your readers. Posting question headlines takes you closer to your audience.
Copyblogger’s Stefanie Flexman has shared four ways to create question headlines that can attract more visitors to your blog.
Flexman says, “There’s nothing more disappointing than a unique, thoughtful, and helpful piece of content that has a headline that doesn’t do it justice.
Great content needs a title that effortlessly captivates the attention of the writer’s ideal reader.
I sometimes like using questions in headlines, but there’s one type of question in a headline that’s guaranteed to be ignored.
Avoid “yes” or “no”
If someone scanning headlines can easily answer “yes” or “no” to the question you pose in your headline, they won’t click on your article.
They won’t read any further because you aren’t helping them — or more accurately, you’re not giving the impression that your article will help them. The content might very well be groundbreaking and useful, but the headline does not communicate that”.
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