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Here's the original first, and then two more examples: Are you ready to take advantage of the stock market boom? Are you ready to benefit from the digital revolution? Are you ready to take advantage of the new law change? 10. Little known ways to [bottom line] Essentially, this is a "List Post" headline . Only this one is a bit more dramatic. "Little-known paths" is just a little more enticing than a mere number. It also bears resemblance to "The Secret  to...". You know something your reader doesn't know. He wants to know. He wants to uncover the mystery. Curiosity drives him. Here's the original first, and then two more examples.


Little known ways to get lifetime profits Little known ways to get more email subscribers Little known ways to eat healthier 11. Do you want [final result]? That's a very simple question heading addressing utility. I have nothing more to say He phone number list re'about it. the original first, and then two more examples: Do you want to become financially independent? Do you want more PR? Do you want more visitors.

The key to [bottom line] - For [audience] Similar to "secret," "key" is also a strong word. This word alone promises a solution to a problem. In this headline you describe the benefit, the desire, the end result and involve a specific target group. and then two more examples:The Keys to Fitness at Any Age - For Men and Women The key to more email subscribers - For smart bloggers The key to the hipster look - For young girls 13. You can laugh at [problem] if you follow this plan  that we carry around with us every day. How much would we like to get rid of these problems and just laugh about them? This headline promises your reader just that...with the plan they'll find in the actual text 。 This is how you captivate your reader.This is how you captivate your reader.This is how you captivate your reader.