1. Entice Your Readers with an Intriguing Title<\/h3>\n
First impressions do last, and the title is what brings readers in. It doesn’t have to be a clickbait headline that people on the internet hate these days, but at least make it something that gets people curious about the contents of the post itself. Whatever you do, make sure the content does fulfill the promise that the title puts forward.<\/span><\/p>\n The title must explain what is in the post, but it should conceal enough to have people want to read what you have to say. The title is like a teaser that hides a bigger prize, and reading the post must have a payoff that leaves the reader satisfied with what was written.<\/span><\/p>\n There are various intriguing title ideas you can do without spending too much time. If you need some help choosing title for your next article, you can use the following tips:<\/span><\/p>\n Now that you have a powerful title, it’s important to follow that up with a powerful opener to keep your readers engaged. Having a good introduction to your post is key to really hooking them in. If you have a clickbait title only to have a badly-written post with a weak intro,\u00a0there’s a good chance readers will refrain from visiting your website in the future.<\/span><\/p>\n The introductory paragraph should contain the main idea of the whole post, saying enough about the contents while still leaving some details out that can be found in the succeeding paragraphs. It must then make sense once the reader finishes going through the post, thus being rewarded for reading the entire thing.<\/span><\/p>\n Every paragraph should always get your readers excited to read on. Take a look at the <\/span>introductory section\u00a0of Robert Mening<\/span><\/a> in his tutorial blog post. Robert stated remarkable highlights of his website development career, which are intriguing.<\/span><\/p>\n You can also do the same, there are a lot of tips you can use to hook in your readers to reading your content. Try following these tips:<\/span><\/p>\n Use visuals to break up your text.\u00a0If your post is just a wall of text, most people won’t even bother reading what you wrote. Images in a blog post are like summaries that can be identified in a glance, and they can get readers more curious about the details behind them, thus urging them to read more of your post, and having high quality and creative images increases that effect. They both attract and encourage readers to spend more time reading whatever you have to say about a topic.<\/span><\/p>\n Take a look at the post Jamie Spencer wrote on his personal blog:\u00a0<\/span>must-known to do\u2019s when looking for a webhost<\/span><\/a>. If you scroll down, you’ll notice he included an attractive infographic that provides a physical demonstration while also providing useful content.<\/span><\/p>\n People like quotes (whether it’s from a movie or TV show they just watched), or a clever tweet or status in social media. Take this to your advantage by embedding tweets and statuses relevant to the topic on your posts, as well as making use of hashtags and other features to make people want to share them.<\/span><\/p>\n It doesn’t necessarily have to be current online trends and memes that are hot at the moment, although those can definitely help. Pay attention to things that are going on at the moment and pounce on opportunities that your blog can make use of.<\/span><\/p>\n One prominent advantage of tweetable quotes is they attract more readers to your content. Take a look at this <\/span>post on Hubspot<\/span><\/a>, the idea is enable people to share your content by\u00a0sharing a statement that your readers\u00a0will engage with. By creating opportunities like this, you’ll be receiving additional exposure outside your normal Facebook share or retweet.<\/span><\/p>\n To attract your readers voluntarily share your quotes, try the following tips:<\/span><\/p>\n![\"Leonardo](\"https:\/\/flippa.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/10\/Leonardo-Dicaprio-Curiousity.jpg\")
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2. Keep the Momentum Using a Killer Opener<\/h3>\n
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3. Include\u00a0Attractive & Catchy Visuals.<\/h3>\n
4. Use Tweetable Quotes to Encourage Sharing<\/h3>\n