It’s not what you write about. It’s how you write it and the dynamics of the headlines you think up. 

1: Headlines with a curious touch:

If you think about newspaper headline boards posted in the streets and how they grip you attention, you’ll transform your headlines of your blogs. 

`Curiosity-killed-the-cat’ as the saying goes. Headlines with intriguing suggestions trend to purposely leave out missing facts that that poses a question. Entices you to buy the paper in the hopes you’ll find out the answer to the insinuated posed headline. 

2: Headlines with Visionary Power:

The way they are written sirs a vision of what has happened. The mind is a powerful thing, and in this case a powerful tool to use in your blogs. 

Descriptive words written the right way, can stir images in the mind’s eye. Consider how you read books and how your mind `sees’ what’s happening in the story. Words can travel far and a long way, once the mind has caught the vision and runs with it. 

3: Active Headlines:

Headlines with doing-words, ie action packed verbs that grip people’s attention. On the other hand, long sentences are too slow and look bulky to read.  People become bored and quickly switch off by the thought of working through all that. 

4: Headlines with emotional adjectives: 

Words that have power to stir people’s senses and feelings, gives them a heartfelt motive to take action! Or stir empathy according to the dire situation. 

5: Compelling Headlines:

Positive words that suggest hope and constructive help! This type of blog is based on fact and a testimony based on personal experience. 

6: Influential Headlines:

How to benefit from and achieve something! Perhaps a longed for desire, like how to get rich quickly! Tips and secrets on becoming a billionaire, etc! 

7: Headlines with an irresistible promise:

You can get something if you follow a process or do something. If you do this, you get that. Example: If you buy one, you get one free. The ultimate goal for example is: a free download, prize or luxury trip, etc.  

8: Headlines with a time limit:

You can achieve something in a short time or perhaps in a few days.  One minute to success: ”It only takes a minute to…, etc.” 

9: Dramatic Headlines:

Headlines that suggest a drama: A sudden scary event that could involve anyone, anytime. Perhaps, an exciting adventure, or how a plane crashed in some high snow-capped mountains, etc. 

10: Fantasy Headlines:

Things shrouded in magical and supernatural stuff. Example: The mystery of a haunted castle. 

Any more?

Have you any additional ideas on writing magnetic headlines? Perhaps a topic overlooked here. We learn a lot from each other.