Writing Headlines That Are So Irresistible In 60 Seconds Or Less

There are two type of headlines. One can be cold as ice; the other can melt your prospect's heart and compel him do what you want.

Which one do you think is more powerful?

You guessed it! The second headline... so irresistible that could sell concert tickets to deaf people.

If you want to write astonishing headlines as fast as you'd spell out irresistible, then read further as I will share with you 2 simple ways anyone can use to craft super headlines in a minute

Bur first let me share with you why most headlines are dud:

It's because 98% of people don't know that your headline is indeed your first [and last] impression to get the attention of your prospect. That is why you should spend 80% of your time on the headline itself.

You should also know that your headline needs to impact your reader on the emotional, gut-feeling level; it needs to build desire and get the reader advance further, just like a drama movie.

As Eugene Schwartz said it best - your headline main objective is not to sell; it is to lead the reader to the next paragraph.

Want to write super irresistible headlines within a minute? Here are the methods I use:

How to Write Irresistible Headlines In 60 Seconds or Less

- Method #1 -

How do you write headlines that out-pull your competitors?

Visit your top 5 competitors web sites or landing pages, and notice their headlines. What you want to do is come up with better, more irresistible headlines than what they currently have. One way to out-pull your competitors is to write specific headlines.

For example "Writing Headlines That Are So Irresistible In 60 Seconds Or Less" will always out-rank "Writing Irresistible Headlines Fast." Specific words win, general terminology usually proves a dud.

How to Write Irresistible Headlines In 60 Seconds or Less

- Method #2 -

It's so easy yet dangerous to write headlines from the top of your head, as most people do; how to write if you do not know where to start?

Head over on Amazon.com and look out for the best selling books and magazines in your niche or industry.

You'd find a dozen headline "ideas" you could model for your needs; inspiration is free, so try this method, it works like a charm.

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I always send out irresistible alerts to all my followers.