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Think Words that scare them, give them hope, make them feel optimistic, etc. power words typically words that compel the readers to take action. Screenshot of Schedule Headline Analyzer headline score page showing word balance. Screenshot of CoSchedule Headline Analyzer headline score page showing word balance. The example I ve used in the screenshots was a lucky coincidence where  different types of words in one single title. I don t get that lucky with all of my titles and that s OK. Because nobody gets that lucky. And not all topics can even have all these types of words. I d recommend you pay attention to writing a clear and concise title than a wordy title just so you can score higher on CoSchedule.

Use your common sense and judgment to determine when a word enriches photo editing servies your title, and when it adds unnecessary fluff. That being said, having at least one power word or emotional word in your title can significantly improve its clickability. Pro tip Notice in the screenshot that under each type of word, there s a link that says open word bank. When you click it, it opens up a new panel on the right of the screen with a list of that specific type of word. Screenshot of CoSchedule Headline Studio showing word bank on the right. Screenshot of CoSchedule Headline Studio showing word bank on the right.



Once you rework a title, simply hit the Reanalyze button to see the new and, hopefully, improved scores. You can do this up to times for a single headline. If you need more tries than that, just go back to the main page and start a new analysis for a new title. Remember, depending on your subscription tier, you can only analyze a set number of titles per month. Each new title can have up to revisions.