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What are the rules of making catchy title for video or blog?

by khansaccounts
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Dear Warriors,

Need your experts advise to make a catchy title for Youtube videos and blogs articles,

Thanks in advance for giving a such information according my question.

Regards,
MAK
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  • Profile picture of the author EzraWinter
    Well asking a question is a good start, and it has the bonus element of inviting interaction directly.

    Keep them short and try to use universal language and concepts, so you can appeal to a broad base.

    Maybe test potential titles on Twitter and see which performs the best and then use for a blog post or video.
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    • Profile picture of the author khansaccounts
      Originally Posted by EzraWinter View Post

      Well asking a question is a good start, and it has the bonus element of inviting interaction directly.

      Keep them short and try to use universal language and concepts, so you can appeal to a broad base.

      Maybe test potential titles on Twitter and see which performs the best and then use for a blog post or video.
      Thanks EW

      Your reply is really very helpful for me to make my titles strong and catchy.
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  • Profile picture of the author Triplescan
    Journalism wise, the titles should have about 3-5 words, be intriguing and describe as best the content. A title depends on what the article is about, so here is not a clear answer to be delivered of how a title hould look like. Think of something that would make you watch/read the content. Maybe ask some friends for their opinion also. Best of luck!
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    • Profile picture of the author khansaccounts
      Originally Posted by Triplescan View Post

      Journalism wise, the titles should have about 3-5 words, be intriguing and describe as best the content. A title depends on what the article is about, so here is not a clear answer to be delivered of how a title hould look like. Think of something that would make you watch/read the content. Maybe ask some friends for their opinion also. Best of luck!
      Thanks dear Triplescan,
      as you said that for good titles we should use 3-5 words but when i do it in my article title but it showing that article title has less words so how can we manage it?
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  • Profile picture of the author MichaelBartley
    To add to the value already given you can do this also. When you are in the store look at magazines that are in your niche and the titles on the front.

    They already have proven tested titles and headlines you could use and test yourself.

    Example: in the fitness niche you can look at Men's Health and Women's Health magazine. They are experts and a good starting point to get powerful titles.

    Hope this helps...
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    • Profile picture of the author khansaccounts
      Originally Posted by MichaelBartley View Post

      To add to the value already given you can do this also. When you are in the store look at magazines that are in your niche and the titles on the front.

      They already have proven tested titles and headlines you could use and test yourself.

      Example: in the fitness niche you can look at Men's Health and Women's Health magazine. They are experts and a good starting point to get powerful titles.

      Hope this helps...
      Thanks Michael, what do you think that for each post title should i visit market to searching the titles only. is it not a waste of time?
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  • Profile picture of the author seoboyz01
    Controversial titles work well for getting attention. How to titles work good to, but have been done to death by now with all the tutorials online. Maybe the best option for you now is to simply poll your subscribers and ask for their opinions. Create an entire video about this subject and ask for feedback in the comment section.
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    • Profile picture of the author khansaccounts
      Originally Posted by seoboyz01 View Post

      Controversial titles work well for getting attention. How to titles work good to, but have been done to death by now with all the tutorials online. Maybe the best option for you now is to simply poll your subscribers and ask for their opinions. Create an entire video about this subject and ask for feedback in the comment section.
      thanks seoboyz01
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  • Profile picture of the author melvinsh
    I think the best Titles are things that usually compare more than one product or service like Top 3 tools or company vs company, etc. Google seems to favor those. I would research a few keywords and see what google ranks.
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    • Profile picture of the author khansaccounts
      Originally Posted by melvinsh View Post

      I think the best Titles are things that usually compare more than one product or service like Top 3 tools or company vs company, etc. Google seems to favor those. I would research a few keywords and see what google ranks.
      Thanks Melvinsh
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  • Profile picture of the author pjgahagan
    Copyrighting is an art, the only way to get good is actually do it. Bounce ideas off other blogs.

    I always look at Buzzfeed.com not to actually read their irrelevant, senseless articles that appeal to people with too much time on their hands, but to actually jack their titles and use them creatively and effectively.
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    • Profile picture of the author khansaccounts
      Originally Posted by pjgahagan View Post

      Copyrighting is an art, the only way to get good is actually do it. Bounce ideas off other blogs.

      I always look at Buzzfeed.com not to actually read their irrelevant, senseless articles that appeal to people with too much time on their hands, but to actually jack their titles and use them creatively and effectively.
      thanks pjgahagan, nice to see your advise here.
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