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"Clever Headlines Usually Flop! Are You Being Too Clever For Your Own Good?"
by George Dodge
Copywriters that try to be clever, humorous, abstract, or use
double entendre with their headlines and ads will normally find
that they flop and are thus a waste of both time and money. Many
of the Super Bowl ads fall in this category. While they are often
funny to watch, most people don't remember
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Your Headlines Are Key To Your Success Or Failure. Do You Know What To Write?
by George Dodge
Most professional copywriters would say that headlines account
for 80% percent of more of the effectiveness of an ad or sales
letter.
After all, it's the headline that gets your reader to stop and
read further into your sales copy. If the headline fails, then
the entire ad or sale copy fails.
So
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Top 3 Reasons Why Your Headlines Fail
by George Dodge
Many professional copywriters estimate that the headline
contributes to 80% or more of the success of any ad, article, or
sales letter.
One direct marketing expert goes so far as to credit the headline
with 100% of the success or failure of any ad or sales letter,
because if the headline fails
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Use a Guarantee In Your Headline To Increase Trust.
by George Dodge
Sometimes you can use a guarantee effectively in your headline. Doing so often creates increased trust in the reader. After all, if you guarantee it, you must believe in whatever it is you are guaranteeing.
Remember Domino Pizza's unique selling proposition (USP), which was also used as a headline?
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Styles of Poetry
by Gary R Hess
The style of writing poetry differs from person to person; long or short meters, three or four lines to a stanza. But the great thing is, no matter how a poem is written it still holds great emotion. Some techniques used in poetry are onomatopoeia, alliteration, assonance, rhyming, simile and metaphor.
Onomatopoeia
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