1. Ask a question. My dad would always ask me questions when starting a conversation with me. How was your day? How many beans are in a jar of green beans? (I always thought this one was funny for some reason:)
2. Ask why. Why do people love going to the beach? Why is it that the favorite dessert in Alaska is ice cream?
3. How to. How to floss your teeth and get better results at the dentist office. How to make the perfect lasagna. How to get your kids to listen to you.
4. Numbered list. 5 reasons to stop thinking so much and go with your heart. 12 ways to improve your family time. 9 tips on kid birthday parties.
5. Best or Worst. Best and worst things about living in Florida. Best vacation ever. Worst parenting mistakes and how to fix them.
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Here are my Wordless Wednesday photos for today. Not so wordless, enjoy anyway:-)
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Great tips.
ReplyDeleteThat last photo is really cool.
Thanks, have a great week!
DeleteGreat tips! Sometimes my titles are random or silly...gets attention :) Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteCool. Yes silly and random are good title choices:) Happy WW too!
DeleteThanks for the tips!
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:) Have a nice week!
DeleteI've always been horrible at writing headlines. In fact, it was an ongoing joke when I worked as an editor at a business magazine. I thought it was just because of the topics, but it's just me. LOL
ReplyDeleteYou're right when you say to use "how to" or "5 reasons," those seem to work pretty darn good.
Nice post.
Thanks Petula!
DeleteThose are all great tips! Some days I'm inspired, and some not so much...these will help during those uninspired moments! ;)
ReplyDeleteWW: Kitty Love
I hope they do Stacy;). Have a great week!
DeleteI remember in grade school, we'd get our journals for the semester and list a PILE of ideas of what to write about on the inside cover. We'd get this massive list, then write in what interested us. We'd also be encouraged to add to that list as something caught our attention that we might want to write about later.
ReplyDeleteNowadays, I do that same with the blog. I'll get an entry started with an idea or anything that inspired me. I'll work on it along side others, then post as they're ready. Grade school training wins again!
Jason
The Cheeky Daddy
Great tip Jason. I love how we can think about what we learned in grade school and reapply that in our life today!
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