Thread by @SamueleOnelia

3 Questions To Write Better Headlines and Increase Your Sales

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🧵 1/5

Headlines are everything online.

If yours don’t hook the readers:

• you won’t have their attention,
• nor their money.

So how to write irresistible headlines?

2/5

Every reader in front of a new headline has 3 questions:

1. What is this about?

2. Is this for me?

3. What PROMISE are you making—and how confident am I in your ability to deliver on that PROMISE?

3/5

Make sure your headlines answer these 3 questions.

1 & 3 tend to be easy.

What about question 2?
Will you go for a broader audience?
Or for a tiny specific one?

Do both.

4/5

Use a niche topic to answer universal problems.

IE: Learn To Draw Cartoons and Live Free of Limiting Beliefs

It targets the niche of aspiring cartoonists, but it answers to the universal need for a better life.

5/5

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