To celebrate my sometimes twisted mind and to give you a good laugh, I’ve compiled some of the strangest headlines I’ve come up with in the past three years.

You can choose to ride a trend or sit it out. Most successful writers I know don’t even care and just keep writing no matter what. They’re in it for the long game. That’s a winning strategy.

After reading this article, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge you need to create headlines readers will click.

Over the past 3 months, my stats went down by about 75% of what they used to be. All these experiments either didn’t help or had no impact at all in raising my stats again.

As a full-time writer, I always try to come up with new ways to be more productive with my writing. In this article, I’m showing you some of my favourite ways to be a more effective writer.

I want good ideas to find me, but currently, it’s recycling content from writers I know. Good ideas, to me, are ideas that challenge my point of view on things. They’re ideas that come from people who have a different background than I do. Currently, I have a hard time finding them.

There are only two good reasons to write anything publicly: educate or entertain the reader. That’s it. If you fail to do any of these two things, you won’t find much success in writing.

This article is about the pitfalls of writing. I’ll share data-backed ways that lead to failure. If you avoid these pitfalls, you can at least get some views, claps, and comments.

11 ideas to help you get there

In this article, I want to help you understand what makes a good headline. And the best way I know is to show you examples of headlines that completely tanked and why they did.