Writing a press release? Use the Emotional Marketing Value Headline Analyzer from the Advanced Marketing Institute.
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Check the Emotional Value of Your Headlines
- Alyson Stanfield
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Writing a press release? Use the Emotional Marketing Value Headline Analyzer from the Advanced Marketing Institute.
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2 thoughts on “Check the Emotional Value of Your Headlines”
this is awesome–I tried some of the most recent headlines I used and got really good and useful feedback! the most recent headline I used on a press release got a 20% and a “spiritual” grade and since it was for a fundraiser I’m doing over the holidays at my shop that’s probably an ok thing–thanks for the heads up. I’ll be checking that out often because I write press releases for both my business and organizations I’m involved with.
Alyson, your tips are always great, and this one is worth its weight in gold. I tweaked a possible headline until I got it from an OK 50% emotional appeal to an awesome 72%. Just hope the public responds as well as the marketing people think they should. Thanks for the wonderful support.