without getting taken to the bank.”
without getting taken to the bank.”
“Seven ways to protect yourself when buying a home in a seller?s market.”
“Quick tips for putting your house on the market … and getting it sold fast.”
The Offer Headline (a.k.a. the “Direct Headline”)
This headline introduces the offer or primary benefit without wasting a single word on introductory matter. How you might adapt this for your website:
“The Complete Guide to Buying a Home — Yours Free. Call today!”
The Provocative Question Headline
The question (or “interrogative”) headline uses fundamentals of psychology in order to succeed. The human brain does not like unanswered questions. When our minds encounter a question, they immediately try to answer. When the mind cannot answer the question, it asks “What, then, is the answer?”
“How do you get the most for your home when selling in a buyer?s market?”
“Do you know the five easiest ways to increase the selling price of your home?”
“Think you can?t afford a new home?”
You can see the power of these headlines. Look at the first one. If you were selling your home in a buyer?s market, do you honestly think you could ignore that headline?
Deliver on the Promise
With any headline (but especially this one), you should transition into your body copy in some logical way.
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