Great Headlines, Scannable Copywriting, & Paint a Picture In the Reader's Mind
3 copywriting examples from around the web.
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I.
Some people might call this clickbait. Hereās the thing: Itās only clickbait if it promises something to the reader and doesnāt deliver it.
Pop-up ads will promise something in the headline, and then thereās like two sentences about it.
Write a banger headline and deliver on that promise in your article. If you do that, itās not clickbait (the secret to NOT writing clickbait titles: donāt overpromise).
II.
Long, dense paragraphs are hard to read.
Broken paragraphs and stand-alone sentences are so much easier on the eyes. Your readers will thank you.
One of the easiest ways to improve your copywriting.
III.
Avoid writing lines that every company writes. Instead, paint a picture in the readerās mind.
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