What is a good score?

A score above **70** is good. Anything above **80** is excellent. Don't obsess over getting 100; relevance to your content is more important.

What are 'Power Words'?

Power words are emotional triggers that command attention. Examples: *Amazing, Secret, Instant,Proven, Ultimate, Free*.

How long should a headline be?

For SEO, keep it under **60 characters** to avoid truncation. For social media, you can go longer (up to 80-100 characters) to tell a story.

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Headline Analyzer - Write Viral Titles

Score your headlines to increase Click-Through Rates (CTR). Analyzes emotional impact, power words, and length to help you rank better on Google and get more clicks on social media.

Analyze Your Headline

Paste your blog title, email subject, or YouTube title

✓Key Benefits

•Scores from 0-100
•Checks for Power Words
•Analyzes Sentiment
•Optimizes character count for SEO

Target Audience

•Bloggers & SEOs
•Email Marketers (Subject Lines)
•YouTubers (Video Titles)
•Copywriters

How It Helps

•Increases Open Rates by 20-30%
•Ensures titles aren't truncated by Google
•Balances emotional and rational triggers
•Provides actionable feedback

Free Headline Analyzer: Write Titles That Get Clicks

According to advertising legend David Ogilvy, "On the average, five times as many people read the headline as read the body copy. When you have written your headline, you have spent eighty cents out of your dollar."

Our tool breaks down your headline based on character count, word balance, and emotional impact. It highlights "Power Words" that are proven to trigger psychological responses.

How to Improve Your Score

Use Numbers: "10 Ways to..." usually performs better than "Ways to...".
Add Adjectives: Words like "Essential", "Effortless", and "Incredible" add color.
Ask Questions: Questions create a "curiosity gap" that users want to close.
Keep it under 60 chars: If it's too long, Google will cut it off with an ellipsis (...).