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    Kabir Nayak: Catchy Headlines Templates

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    This document provides templates and strategies for writing effective headlines. It includes categories of headlines like promotional, email, direct, urgency, command, and question headlines. Specific headline examples are provided for each category. The document emphasizes that headlines should capture attention, highlight benefits and motivation, and get readers to continue engaging with the content. Headlines should create a sense of urgency, curiosity or scarcity to encourage clicks or actions.

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    This document provides templates and strategies for writing effective headlines. It includes categories of headlines like promotional, email, direct, urgency, command, and question headlines. Specific headline examples are provided for each category. The document emphasizes that headlines should capture attention, highlight benefits and motivation, and get readers to continue engaging with the content. Headlines should create a sense of urgency, curiosity or scarcity to encourage clicks or actions.

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    How to Write a Catchy ContentAll Popup Optimization Efforts Confirm That Copywriting is Crucial to Achieving Good Results With Popups.“What Words Should We Use_ What Headline Will Perform Best and Get Visitors

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    This document provides templates and strategies for writing effective headlines. It includes categories of headlines like promotional, email, direct, urgency, command, and question headlines. Specific headline examples are provided for each category. The document emphasizes that headlines should capture attention, highlight benefits and motivation, and get readers to continue engaging with the content. Headlines should create a sense of urgency, curiosity or scarcity to encourage clicks or actions.

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    Kabir Nayak: Catchy Headlines Templates

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    AYAN KHAN
    This document provides templates and strategies for writing effective headlines. It includes categories of headlines like promotional, email, direct, urgency, command, and question headlines. Specific headline examples are provided for each category. The document emphasizes that headlines should capture attention, highlight benefits and motivation, and get readers to continue engaging with the content. Headlines should create a sense of urgency, curiosity or scarcity to encourage clicks or actions.

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    The document discusses various headline strategies to capture attention and engage readers, including using questions, promises, and urgency in headlines.

    Some headline strategies discussed include stating a claim as a question, appealing to emotions, and highlighting benefits rather than directly describing the product.

    Headline types mentioned include promotional, direct, question, command, email list-building, and urgency headlines.

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     CATCHY HEADLINES TEMPLATES

    Promotional Headlines

    E-mail Headlines

    Direct Headlines

    Urgency Headlines

    Command Headlines

    Question Headlines

    KABIR NAYAK
    Copywriter, Sales Funnels Practitioner
    Effective Headline
    Strategies

    1. State the claim as a


    question.
    Would you like to make 50,000, 100,000
    or even half a million in the highly
    lucrative high ticket coaching market in
    Gulf Countries?
    2. New Subject Headline
    Discover The Life Changing Career
    Where You Control Your Schedule And
    You Determine The Lifestyle For You
    And Your Family

    In the headline, insert the most emotionally


    charged ideas. Don’t describe the exact
    product you’re selling, but appeal to the
    the customer’s motivation for needing the
    product.
    On squeeze pages, lead with the benefit and a
    video.
    The purpose of the headline is not to sell, but to
    get them to read the first paragraph. The
    purpose of the first paragraph is to get them to
    read the second paragraph.

    Understand that your customer never reads


    anything at first, never believes anything at first,
    and never does anything at first so you have to
    lead with something that captures their
    attention in the first step.

    That’s it.
    Keep Them Engaged With
    Unbelievable Ideas
    Strange Facts
    With Bigger Dreams
    With Proven Income Results
    My Favorite Headlines
    Which has Given Me
    Great Results
    I use these headlines very
    often
    1. Highlight Cost of
    Mistakes
    2. Challenge the Reader
    3. Be Ultra Specific
    4. Promise a Bold Promise
    which looks like
    Unattainable 
    5. Highlight Your
    Guarantee
    Command
    Headlines
    These headlines will
    clearly tell visitors what
    to do.
    1. Wait! We want to give you a

    [number]% discount for your

    first order.

    2. Wait! You forgot your free

    copy of [ebook]!

    3. Wait! Grab this free eBook!

    4. Don’t miss our special offer!

    5. Grab a free [something] now!


    Email List-Building
    Headlines
    The main goal of these headlines is
    to collect subscribers, but you
    can include an offer too.
    1. Receive special offers only available

    to subscribers

    2. Enter your email and get a free gift!

    3. Sign up to receive your promo code

    4. Get the latest tips from top

    influencers

    5. Get Free Instant Access

    6. Before you go… Grab your free

    eBook

    7. Join [number] of customers already

    enjoying [benefit]
    Question
    Headlines
    These headlines ask questions to
    your visitors. The goal with
    question headlines is typically to
    make visitors click on “YES” in
    response to your question.
    1. Want to score [number]% off your

    first purchase?

    2. Are you ready? Get your bonus right

    now!

    3. Leaving so soon? We just wanted to

    give you [number]% off…

    4. What are you waiting for?

    [number]% off
    5.Are you ready to boost your [blank]?

    6.Up to [number]% off [product]?

    7.Do you want to boost your [blank]?

    Promotional
    Headlines
    The aim of these headlines is to
    sell.
    1. Enter your email for a special

    discount

    2. Join our email list and get free

    shipping today

    3. Get [number]% off your first

    purchase

    4. Sign up now for an instant

    [number]% off coupon

    5. Save [number]% now!


    6. Sale at [webshop]! Up to [number]%

    off!

    7. Check out now and receive

    [number]% OFF

    8. Get a $[number] gift card

    9. Take [number]% off your first order

    Direct
    Headlines
    These headlines are straight
    forward and get right to the point.
    1. Get free shipping

    2. New products in stock

    3. [number]% off$

    4. [number] off any [product]


    Urgency
    Headlines
    These headlines add a sense of
    urgency to the message.
    1. Free shipping if you complete your

    purchase within 15 minutes

    2. Free shipping on orders over

    $[number]. Offer expires on [date]

    3. Sign up to our newsletter to get

    [number]% off! Hurry, offer ends in 3

    days!

    4. Last chance! [number]% of all

    products ends tomorrow!

    5. Here’s $[number]off. This purchase

    only!

    6. Check out our exclusive offers – only


    Bonus
    Headlines
    My Gift Headlines for You
    Customize According to your
    Content
    1. Reference Current Events

    2. Create Your Own Terms

    3. Reveal News (Trending)

    4. Tell the Reader to do Something

    5. Give Stats

    6. Make Comparisons

    7. Promote a Useful Information

    8. Target Section of Your Audience

    9. "As crazy it sounds"

    10. Reason Why Headline:

    11. List/Answer Questions


    12. Time Based Headline

    13. Arouse Curiosity

    14. Make a Recommnedation

    15. Stress Urgency/Scarcity of

    Savings/Value

    16. Demonstrate Return on Investment

    Last but not least :

    Use This Formula =

    Edit Already Existing Headlines on

    Landing Pages / E-mails

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