Writing unique and relevant content is the way to attract readers, right

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Well, as it turns out – your content may only make up a small part of attracting an audience.



According to Copyblogger’s research, 80 percent of people will read a headline when it is presented to them (whether that be while browsing the web or scrolling through social media), but only 20 percent will actually read your content.



What does this data mean for your content strategy? Simple: it means you need better headlines! A captivating headline is far more likely to attract readers than an article with a greece telegram screening boring title. Think about it from a personal perspective: are you more likely to read an article with an exciting headline promising useful information, or an article with a boring headline that blends in with the rest of your Facebook feed?



If you’re anything like most readers, you’ll be far more likely to read an article with a captivating headline. Headlines can be tricky, because not everyone has the natural talent to write them. Some people are simply wittier than others, and headlines are a tricky area due to their nature. We went ahead and compiled 55 of the best headline-writing tips on the web, in order to help you compose your future headlines.