1, not for long. Titles with too many words or too detailed descriptions are not easy to remember. It is right to attract users' attention with the highlights of the article, but if you pile all the things that may attract people in the article on the title, something will go wrong. A title is thin and long, even if people read it, they will know what you want to write at a glance, and the desire to click will not be so strong.
2. The scope should not be too narrow. In other words, the first point is detailed, such as: "How QQ email marketing can realize the continuous increase of WeChat business 100 agents" and "How to reveal the skills of WeChat business 100 agents exclusively". By comparison, we can find that the thinner the title and the narrower the scope, the smaller your user base will be.
3. Very attractive. How to attract people is naturally to use people's curiosity, greed, greed and sense of crisis to attract people's attention. For example, "%99 WeChat business agent skills are increasing" and "the storm of studying abroad in the Internet age, if you don't understand, you will be out". You will find that the words "exclusive", "revealing", "collection", "skills" or numbers in the topic can increase the attraction of the topic.
4. Combine current events. Soft articles are all marketed through the internet, so it is natural to keep up with the trend of the internet. Like the recent "The world is so big, I want to see it" and "internet plus", celebrity endorsement can bring celebrity effect, and the application of popular words can naturally attract people's onlookers. This is a truth.
5, with the help of the celebrity effect of the industry. Just now, I also mentioned that advertising has a celebrity effect. When writing declassified or shared articles, you can use industry leaders to attract people's attention, such as: Ma Yun, Li Yanhong and Ma Hua Teng in the Internet;
6. Reverse thinking. People have a strong desire to know about scandals or other people's bad experiences, and we can also use people's psychology of "building happiness on other people's suffering" to achieve a certain onlookers effect.