⚠ For anyone sick of seeing their content ignored despite spending hours or even days on it:

Bottom line — you could skyrocket your clicks and views by doing less work.

How?

By spending less time on the content and more time writing “Magnetic Headlines”:

Headlines that tap into your audience’s “emotional brain” and make them desperate to click on your content within the first 3 seconds.

After analyzing 2000+ headlines, I’ve created a new 3-step process for turning bad headlines into Magnetic Headlines that your audience won’t be able to ignore.

A digestible online course that teaches you:

P.S. - If you already have access to my “Headline Magic” masterclass, you get automatic access to this new “Headline Fix-Up” course and should have received an email with a link to it 🙂.

If you don’t have access to “Headline Magic” yet — don’t worry, you get Headline Magic too — as a bonus with this “Headline Fix-Up” course 😉

P.P.S. I’m limiting access to this course so I can properly act on the feedback over time.

Click here to dive deep into the 3-step process that turns bad headlines into “magnetic headlines” and skyrockets your views (access closing 24hrs)

Sure, the headline is clear enough.

But it’s boring and doesn’t speak to the audience’s emotions.

It won’t stand out among the many other pieces of content it has to compete with.

It will be ignored…

No matter how good the content might be.

Using the Headline Fix-Up process, I turned it into a “magnetic headline” that would drive clicks on demand.

(And it took less than 30 seconds).

I’ve broken down the transformation below.

While I don’t go into as much detail here, you get to see just how easy and effective it can be.

Let’s get to it.

There are several ways we could add ultra-specificity to this headline.

Here’s what I ended up including:

It looks better — more digestible, useful, and credible.

But we’re not done yet…

Using one of the 9 emotional levers, we can write an irresistible headline that taps into the audience’s primal desires.

In other words — a “magnetic headline”.

One of the levers stood out as the most appropriate:

While it’s true that people care about bargains and value for money, they care even more about how they look in front of others.

The simple addition of “wallets that look expensive” immediately makes the headline so much more enticing.

Why?

Because it taps into our desire for status.

Here, we go through a methodical process for “cutting fluff” from our headline.

Eventually, we end up with the shortest possible headline that provides the maximum emotional impact.

Here’s the final product:

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