Assertion: headline | /r/HasProperty | effective
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: for riling up their followers
type: PURPOSE
value: for two main reasons
type: CAUSE
value: regardless of
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: My headline is effective because it takes advantage of LinkedIn’s algorithm as well as showing up for the people who are specifically searching for this type of service.
text: Headlines that contain helpful tips are an effective way to grab attention.
text: My headline has been effective because it immediately answers questions for people quickly scanning LinkedIn.
text: Headlines written in the form of a testimonial are very effective, as they instantly begin building trust.
text: Whether you are a job seeker or a veteran, the headline has to be effective to get a job of your choice.
text: To be effective, a headline must serve a few purposes.
text: But, regardless of whether your landing page is promoting a free trial for your SaaS, or a discount coupon for your nail salon, the headline will only be effective if it possesses the following three characteristics:
text: This headline is effective for two main reasons.
text: Bitches Get Riches hold absolutely NOTHING back from their content, and their headlines are incredibly effective for riling up their followers (and creating brand loyalty, and oh yeah, driving clicks).