Headlines with the word "free

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Review Title

"Getting my nursing degree from Dry Creek Community College helped me find a great job at a clinic."

Note: You can use this with a celebrity.

Shocking headline: 82-year-old golfer hits golf balls hundreds of yards further than others using revolutionary new generation NIMBUS 2000 club. He was planning to quit the game but now he's literally destroying his opponents.


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Warranty Title

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Personal guarantee from Ivan Ivanov, owner of an insect extermination company.

"If a cockroach appears in your home within three months after we provide our special Nuclear Strike service, we will provide this service again absolutely free of charge. And we will refund the money for the work already done."

With about 30 minutes of searching, you can find other headline templates, but the ones listed above provide the highest conversion.

How to check headers
Testing headlines is relatively easy if you have (and know how to use) certain tools.

Visual Website Optimizer is a popular conversion testing tool.

Many digital marketing platforms provide built-in A/B testing tools so you can test headlines. MailChimp offers A/B testing. Ditto Unbounce, a landing page platform.

On each of these platforms, simply try one headline as version "A" and the other as version "B" and you'll quickly see which headline is more compelling.

Some final tips
I prefer longer headlines because they tend to hold the reader's attention.
The headline should be goal-oriented and begin to answer the question the reader has in mind: “What’s in it for me?”
Be sure to include subject lines in your emails, you will see your open rates and conversion rates skyrocket. When I get an email without a subject line above the body copy, I just skip it. And no, the subject line is NOT the subject line;
Photos can complement the headline, but they must be relevant.
Be positive. Turn negative statements into positive ones.
Specific details or numbers can be important in a headline. “How I Beat the Stock Market by 23% Last Year.” (23% is specific. “A lot” would be too general to get the same result.)
Headlines are vital because they draw the reader into the body of the text. If you're struggling, use one of the templates above. Then imagine you're about to tell someone a story or give advice; think about how you can grab their attention.
Finally… practice and testing!
The ultimate headline expert is the reader—the person you're trying to persuade. Your readers will tell you by their actions which headlines work and which don't.