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Fascinating stuff! I’m def going to use this handy little tool. Thanks so much!
ReplyThis is amazing! I struggle with headlines, especially for my monthly newsletter. Would I get more opens if I wrote better subject lines? I think so!
ReplyHi Alex — well, guess what? CoSchedule now has a FREE email headline analyzer too. https://coschedule.com/email-subject-line-tester — give that a shot. 🙂
ReplyWhat great tips! I’ve used the free version of this tool before – very handy!
I wish I had time to try 25 different headlines before I post! *gasp*
ReplyRachel & Garrett, not to be self-effacing but, “This is an Awesome Post!” Ironically, I received a constructive edit of my website and Twitter platform yesterday that included several recommendations that I intend to incorporate in my website and other social media platforms. I have a lot of work ahead of me. Did I say I’m going to be busy? As I was reading this post, I confess that I clicked on one link after another, to absorb as much useful and helpful information as I could. Garret’s guest post was everything I need to transform my website into what I want it to be as a Book Reviewer and future Author. I’ve never spent so much time reading a #NaNoProMo guest blog. I signed-up for the newsletters and will be following the CoSchedule Blog. Yes, “This is an Awesome Post.”
ReplyRachel and Garrett, thanks for this post. I appreciated the examples showing how a headline can be improved. They helped me get a firmer grasp of the concepts and also made me think about how I can improve my own work.
ReplyThis tool is fascinating and so helpful. I so appreciate your wisdom on the chat tonight as well. I would benefit greatly from a copy of your book — I’m ready to start on this path. Thank you!
ReplyI like seeing the examples of what resonates and getting a sense of why, which I think can help me in writing headlines. Although writing 25 test headlines for every one used? I’m lucky if I have to write the post and put a single title on it. LOL Thanks.
ReplyThis is really interesting. Thanks for the tips and ideas here!
ReplyCoschedule remains one of my favorite tools of all time. I had not heard about the EMV tool – I look forward to using that in my headline practice!
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