Share A Story To Make Readers Want To Know More.
Posted By: Saimoon Ahamed
About this Talent:
Everyone loves a good story. If your blog post titles can convey one without giving too much away, they’ll catch your readers’ eyes. Even if they’re only loosely interested in the subject, a reader may be willing to click on a headline just to learn what happened.
If the title had been something like “Relics Saved from Notre Dame Fire”, the post likely wouldn’t receive as much attention. For casually interested readers, everything they need to know is in the headline – the relics are safe.
However, in the actual headline, a hero is introduced, and details of his heroic acts are promised. Even if readers know the relics are safe, they may be interested to learn more about this central character and the human chain that helped him rescue the artifacts.
Writing these types of headlines requires careful thought. You don’t want to give too much away, but you also want to share enough to draw readers in. Try introducing an important character or object and sharing a little about why they’re essential.
Salient Features:
| Job Price:700 | Duration : Tomorrow |
| Location: Rs.Badda | Languages Known : english |
