8) Headlining and Sub-Headlining Effective Content Pieces

Article titles (headlines), as well as subheadlines, are one of the first things a reader reads.
In this discussion, we will understand effective strategies to write headline titles as well as subheadlines to these titles.
Some general tips include:
Avoid long article titles: try to fit the title within 62 characters or limit it to 5-7 words.
Consider using “What”, “Why”, “How”, or “When” as these are catchy and add to curiosity.
Use Numbers - numbers ensure the availability of organized information and are generally liked: using Odd Numbers in the title has helped in terms of SEO. Remember to write the number itself (5 instead of five).
To add specificity, consider using “the” before the number.
Provide an answer to why people should click and read your content: words like “tips”, “strategies”, “facts”, “reasons” all help provide a rationale.
Include the word “Guide” where applicable.
Consider using emotional adjectives that describe the topic. For example, “essential”, “free” etc.
Consider outlining Negative aspects - spin this to meet mental health content goals. For example, The 5 Essential Things You Did Not Know About Depression.
Use common words to ensure people understand and grasp the topic while finding the title simple
Consider using a “Things I Wish I Had Known” approach to content if applicable.
How to test your headline as being unique:
Copy and paste your headline with quotation marks into the Google search bar. (e.g. “The 5 Essential Things You Did Not Know About Depression”) - if the results come back as “no results found”, your headline is unique!
Helpful Resource: Useful Title Capitalization Tool
Note: The bottom line to success in terms of marketing and content is to ensure that your content body reflects the great headline/title. It might be worth considering writing final titles after the content body.
Subheadlines: Effective subheadlines summarize the content body while also linking it to the title.
Activity
Using the knowledge attained through this discussion, propose a new article title as well as a subheadline for this published article at 7 Cups.
Reply to at least one other trainee’s response and share your feedback with them

Dear @SoulfullyAButterfly,
here is an answer for the used article
Title: The 4 Fundamental Ways to Improve Body Image
Subheadings:
1. Definition of Body Image and How It Affects Mental Health
2. Changing Body in 4 Fundamental Ways
3. (1 Building Self-awareness
4. (2 Avoid The Comparisons of Body Images
5. (3 The Nature Affect
6. (4 Feeding Your Body With Kindness
7. Never Give Up