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Polarize At Your Own Risk On Ghost Mannequin Effect

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Likely because it's too long and wordy. So what if I shorten it a bit? Why a Legendary Album Should Inspire You to Create Worthwhile Content (35.71% and a score of 56) Why a Viral Prank Should Make You Create Worthwhile Content (28.57% and a score of 67) Both options are Ghost Mannequin Effect still too long. In this case, I should have gone in a totally different direction, something like The Dos and Don'ts of Creating Powerful Viral Content (22.22% and a score of 68). How to Become a Viral Content Genius (37.50% and Ghost Mannequin Effect a score of 74). Both of these title options are an improvement, but the big lesson here is to keep it brief. Do you have any ideas? 3. Polarize at your own risk Title:

Ways to Classify an Old School Journalist I Ghost Mannequin Effect love this title, personally, because I had occasion to use the uncommon word “rankle” instead of “piss off” (which some people don't like). But there are also other things to do. It's short and has a list title. So why didn't it cause Ghost Mannequin Effect more interaction? Probably because Copyblogger's audience doesn't include many journalists. If it had been published on a site dedicated to journalism, perhaps it would have elicited more response. I should point out that this article was published the week we closed comments on Copyblogger and there was a series of threads on Google+. How did it perform in headline analyzers? Headline Analyzer of Emotional Marketing Value didn't like it as much as CoSchedule: What would I change? I would probably take a different approach.

Reasons Journalists Don't Need to Be Afraid of Native Ghost Mannequin Effect Advertising (50.00% and a score of 72) 5 Reasons Journalists Don't Need to Fear Native Ghost Mannequin Effect Advertising (50.00% and a score of 70) The original title is negative. Almost a smear, with a sensational side. The big lesson I took from this one is that this is an article that draws a line in the sand. People take sides. However, I didn't really want to upset the journalists - I just wanted the article to stand out. What do you think? 4. Increase unusual, powerful, and emotional words Title: Finally…
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