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Secrets of headlines that make people want to read your social media posts (04 Mar 18)

- and other tricks that help you get your message across


You may not think of your blogs and tweets as advertisements, but you are usually trying to get people to do something, so they are very similar.

Twitter is really a series of headlines and blogs will die a death if you don’t spend more time on your headline than on anything else.

In fact the same principle applies to all communications. If you don’t start with somethin…

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