Assertion: headline | /r/HasProperty | clear
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: every time
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: You want the headline itself to be so clear that the only thing they need to ask themselves is:
text: There’s plenty of copywriting research that all point to one conclusion: headlines that start with numbers are clear winners every time.
text: You want the headline itself to be so clear that the only thing they need to ask themselves is:
text: Is the headline clear and honest about what the story offers the reader?
text: Whereas if the headline is very clear and straightforward, I might skip reading the article altogether.
text: Make sure your headlines are relevant, clear, and empathetic (and don’t forget to test different headlines to see which one performs better).
text: Headlines are clear and concise, usually about 6-10 words.
text: You want your headlines to be clear and understandable, but you also want to avoid sounding too dull or technical.
text: That last example really hammers home just how important context is, given that the headlines were already very detailed and clear.